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Telcos urge Ofcom to clamp down on BT
News UKCTA consists of AT&T, Cable & Wireless, Centrica, Colt, Easynet, Energis, Fibernet, Global Crossing, Kingston, MCI, NTL, Opal Telecom, Opera Telecom, Redstone, Telco Global, Telefonica, Thus, Tiscali and Your Communications. [23 Jun 2004]
Fallen broadband rebel accepts BT's £170m
News Redstone chief executive Ian Brown said: "We don't see any point in digging up the streets to supply DSL which will just become a commodity. BT has signed a £170m deal with former rival Redstone to look after the one-time rebel telco's national... [17 Apr 2002]
Clara.net to go it alone after secret DSL trials
News Clara.net hosts the DSL equipment in its own premises and leases a copper line from its premises to the customer from BT - a similar model to the one used by companies like Fibernet and Redstone. Clara.net is considering going head-to-head with BT... [15 Nov 2001]
The Battle of Broadband Britain drags on
Comment Redstone Telecom has just returned from the front as the latest casualty. We hope that Redstone survives, even if the 'telecom' bit is being amputated in a change of name to reflect a scaling back of its broadband business. [27 Jun 2001]
High noon for CEO as Redstone asks for a few dollars more
News Redstone is a pioneer of Symmetrical DSL, a local loop technology similar to ADSL, but more suitable for SMEs than domestic users. Graham Cove, managing director and chief executive at Broadband pioneer Redstone Telecom, has given in to pressure to... [26 Jun 2001]
Redstone strikes 'a deal with the devil'
News Using BT's backbone and Metro Area Networks will allow Redstone to concentrate its resources on installing new DSL equipment. Redstone, however, is not a true competitor to BT, as it uses a different flavour of DSL technology and doesn't target... [29 May 2001]
BT's recalcitrance forces Clara.net to drop ADSL rollout
News Redstone Communications announced similar plans early last year. Clara.net revealed to silicon.com this week, that it intends to find properties near local exchanges in major UK cities, which will enable it to roll out 2Mbps synchronous DSL... [27 Apr 2001]
Redstone chops top jobs
News Redstone spokesman Suzy Streeter said: "If the market were not like this we would not have taken this step. Redstone is also promising a move to g.SHDL standards later this year, offering up to 2.3 megabits transmission capacity. [21 Mar 2001]
DSL players luke warm over latest unbundling plans
News Bob Cushing, strategy and development manager at Redstone Telecom, the only company to have announced plans to provide DSL using equipment outside BT exchanges, dismissed the new rulings as too little, too late. [05 Mar 2001]
The Usual Suspects
Comment In the last month or so, Kingston, Norweb, Redstone and Thus have all withdrawn from DSL trials. why has it taken Redstone this long to do its sums properly? Target two: Redstone's business analysts. Redstone found out that co-location was... [09 Feb 2001]
World Online joins DSL exodus
News Earlier in the month, Redstone said it was tired of waiting for the long-protracted process of unbundling to happen, and announced plans to build its own exchanges next to BT's buildings. World Online is now intending to drop out of unbundling... [05 Feb 2001]
Kingston joins Redstone and Thus in DSL hell
News Redstone is pursuing a separate strategy of linking to BT exchanges from adjoining buildings. The company announced it will not be expanding its DSL network beyond its current offerings in East Yorkshire until spring 2002 after it reported... [31 Jan 2001]
Easynet first to access BT exchanges
News Last week, Redstone Telecom said it is to push ahead with building its own exchanges next to BT's buildings, despite Oftel slashing the deadline for unbundling to April. The unbundling by Easynet, as part of industry wide trials, took place in... [25 Jan 2001]
'You can stick your local loop': Redstone goes it alone
News Redstone responded quickly to Oftel's announcement yesterday that it is bringing forward the second wave of exchange access by matching the new date for the launch of its own service via distance location. [19 Jan 2001]
SDSL pilot promises high-bandwidth data transfer
News Redstone Telecoms announced its own SDSL rollout last week while NTL and BT put their ADSL plans on the table. He told silicon.com: "Business can take advantage of far lower cost of DSL for three distinct purposes. [11 Oct 2000]
