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management policy to combat the spiralling usage of a small portion (around 1%) of the customer base. However, it was not fully explained how
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connectivity to its customers, but were trialling IPv6 with selected customers. In
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the maximum speeds increased to 1 Mbit/s, 2 Mbit/s and, today, up to 16 Mbit/s. In January 2002, Plusnet launched a 'Self Install' broadband product that the end user was able to set up themselves without the need for a visit to the premises by a BT Engineer.
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1605:"Existing Plusnet TV customers to lose service"
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2644:International Packet Switched Service
1809:"PlusNet obliterates customer emails"
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1401:Ferguson, Andrew (19 December 2011).
1008:"Plusnet boss steps down in shake up"
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1742:Richardson, Tim (1 February 2001).
1701:"Plusnet Yorkshire Marathon: About"
792:In November 2016, Plusnet acquired
318:PLUSNET PLC: 07 Jul 2004 - current
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2578:Digital Access Signalling System 2
2318:National Network Management Centre
1424:Jackson, Mark (14 November 2016).
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1930:BT Business and Public Sector
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1217:Broadband Finder. 6 July 2007
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866:YouView TV from Plusnet
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1124:"Plusnet is sweet 16!"
1039:"PLUSNET PLC overview"
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700:deep packet inspection
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1787:"Usertools.plus.net"
1681:. Marketing Magazine
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1292:"Community.plus.net"
855:John Lewis broadband
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369:, in November 1997.
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78:1 February 1997
2699:General Post Office
2467:Rugby Radio Station
2437:Stag Lane Aerodrome
2293:Charwelton BT Tower
1632:. all our best work
1487:Money Saving Expert
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