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Archive for September, 2009

Mark SchmidMark SchmidThank you for helping us win at the Top 10 Broadband Awards 2009

Much excitement at TalkTalk HQ as we scooped top prize for Best Broadband & Phone Package at last night’s Top 10 Broadband Awards ceremony.

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Posted by Mark Schmid on 16 September 2009 11:28:00 GMT #

Mark SchmidMark SchmidSixty seconds with: Jason Glynn from uSwitch

Mark Schmid from the TalkTalk Blog goes 60 seconds with Jason Glynn, Commercial Manager at comparison website uSwitch. uSwitch is a free, impartial comparison and switching service that helps customers compare prices on a range of services including gas, electricity, home phone, broadband providers and personal finance products. The site’s aim is to help customers take advantage of the best prices and services on offer from suppliers.

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Posted by Mark Schmid on 15 September 2009 12:52:00 GMT #

Mark SchmidMark SchmidDigital Heroes – deadline extended

Entries for our Digital Heroes Awards have been flowing in since the end of July and to balance the competition we’re calling for more entries particularly from Scotland, Northern Ireland and East Anglia.

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Posted by Mark Schmid on 9 September 2009 10:23:00 GMT #