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Government's 'final third' superfast broadband solution is 'Westminster myth' says ex-BT manager

Peter Gothard
Peter Gothard
clock 14 September 2012 •

BT monopolising fibre to cabinet rollout, says Mitchell

An ex BT programme manager has branded the government's plans - and BT's part in them - to have superfast broadband available to 90 per cent of the UK by 2015 a "Westminster myth", accusing those in charge...

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