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DoT Urges States to Prefer BSNL, MTNL for Telecom Services, Citing Data Security: Report

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The Department of Telecommunications (DoT) has written to all state governments and Union Territories, urging them to prioritise the services of state-run telecom operators Bharat Sanchar Nigam Ltd ( BSNL ) and Mahanagar Telephone Nigam Ltd (MTNL) for internet, broadband, landline, and leased line requirements.

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BT pushes for accelerated withdrawal from “outdated” copper landline network as faults rise 

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With the ageing copper landline network becoming increasingly fragile, its simply too risky to run the UKs essential public services on outdated networks. However, 60% of the operators CNI customers have yet to develop a transition plan.

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Airtel Black Rs 399 Plan Now Bundles Broadband and IPTV Service

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Airtels Rs 399 Black Plan now offers IPTV service along with broadband, a landline, and TV channelsmaking it an entry-level option for users seeking affordable digital entertainment.

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States Reluctant to Opt for BSNL, MTNL Despite DoT Push Amid Concerns Over Service Quality: Report

Telecom Talk

The move is positioned as part of the Centre’s broader emphasis on national data security and efforts to retain telecom revenue within public sector undertakings.

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BT urges SMEs to go digital  

Total Telecom

Ofcoms latest Connected Nations report highlights an increase in network incidents on the ageing infrastructure, rising by 45% in the past year.

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Softphone Benefits for Business That Will Make You Ditch Landlines

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For businesses transitioning from landlines to mobile, growing phone bills can be a major pain point. Benefit #04: Low Cost Switching to softphones eliminates the need for expensive physical phones, headsets, landline infrastructure or smartphone plans.

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How the number of homes in America with landlines has changed since 1960

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In the United States, landline phones were the iconic staple of long-distance communication for many years. Landline usage in earlier decades, like the 1990s and 2000s, starkly contrasts with current times, with most adults now living in households without a landline.