TalkTalk Broadband, TV & Phone Deals PlannedTalkTalk Broadband, TV & Phone Deals Planned{"id":651,"date":"2010-02-02T14:42:20","date_gmt":"2010-02-02T14:42:20","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/blog.broadbandinternetuk.com\/blog\/?p=651"},"modified":"2017-08-02T14:48:11","modified_gmt":"2017-08-02T14:48:11","slug":"talktalk-broadband-tv-phone-deals-planned","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/broadbandinternetuk.com\/blog\/651\/talktalk-broadband-tv-phone-deals-planned","title":{"rendered":"TalkTalk Broadband, TV & Phone Deals Planned"},"content":{"rendered":"

TalkTalk (talktalk.co.uk<\/a>) are planning to add digital TV and mobile phone services to its existing range of broadband and home phone offerings as it looks to challenge the discounted bundle deals offered by the likes of Virgin Media, BT and Sky.<\/b>
\nThe plans, as revealed by Charles Dunstone to the Financial Times, mean TalkTalk may build upon the existing Tiscali TV platform and service it inherited as part of its acquisition of the Tiscali UK business last year.
\nTalkTalk is also involved in the BBC led Project Canvas that plans by the end of 2010 to launch an internet-connected digital TV set top box.
\nCommenting on the possibility of TalkTalk TV, Charles Dunstone, the Chief Executive of the Carphone Warehouse, TalkTalk’s parent company, said: “We need to be able to deliver TV to people, and we need a platform to do that. I think Canvas is a really interesting opportunity for us”.
\nTalkTalk is the UK’s second biggest broadband supplier with over 4.2 million customers. Its broadband network covers 75% of UK homes and offers broadband and home phone packages from as little as \u00a36.99 a month.
\nCross-selling new mobile phone and digital TV services to these customers would appear to make commercial sense as the home broadband market continues to mature.
\nReaders can find out further information on TalkTalk’s existing range of broadband and home phone packages at the talktalk.co.uk<\/a> website or our Talk Talk Broadband<\/a> review.
\nThey can also phone TalkTalk on 0800 049 7865.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

TalkTalk (talktalk.co.uk) are planning to add digital TV and mobile phone services to its existing range of broadband and home phone offerings as it looks to challenge the discounted bundle deals offered by the likes of Virgin Media, BT and Sky. The plans, as revealed by Charles Dunstone to the Financial Times, mean TalkTalk may<\/p>\n