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Crimson Lynx Media Ltd
Scottish Provident House
76-80 College Road
London
HA1 1BQ

Physical Address
Crimson Lynx Media Ltd
Scottish Provident House
76-80 College Road
London
HA1 1BQ
Dyson may stick with EE should Hutchison’s £10.25bn O2 acquisition complete
Operator enters phase two of its network strategy in a move it claims tackles changing digital infrastructure needs and to lay the foundations for the UK to be a global leader
EE retains top spot overall but Three ties with it for reliability and comes close second in all other categories
Research from benchmark app Netradar found Three was UK’s fastest network, O2 slowest
Deal expected to be completed in March 2016 and will see BT enter the quad play market, with telecoms giant claiming it will lead to the creation of a world-class digital infrastructure
Operator declares it has achieved 2014 targets as 4G coverage hits more than 80 per cent but revenues fall by 2.4 per cent
Phones 4U collapse forced EE to rethink partner strategy. Changes to current partners “inevitable”
Operator aiming to take franchise numbers to 80, whilst its direct store numbers could top 600 by the end of the year
In an exclusive interview, EE tells Mobile News it will stop connecting legacy brands Orange and T-Mobile directly from February 2 and indirect from March 2 to focus on 4G
EE, O2, Three and Vodafone collectively agree to a £5 billion investment programme to improve mobile infrastructure by 2017