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Tuesday, February 06, 2007

Tiscali broadband & tiscali TV for £14.99

On the 1st March 2007, Tiscali will commence the national roll out of Tiscali TV in the UK. The launch of Tiscali TV follows the acquisition of the Homechoice IPTV service back in August 2006 and allows Tiscali to add further value to it's existing, highly competitive broadband and telephone bundles. When Tiscali TV goes live, over 40,000 existing Homechoice subscribers will become Tiscali TV customers and immediately benefit from the new competitive offer of broadband plus TV for £14.99.

At the moment, Tiscali TV is only available to customers in London and Stevenage but will become available to areas such as Birmingham, Edinburgh and Newcastle in the months following launch, extending to Leeds, Sheffield and Liverpool later in the year.

Tiscali TV offers over 30 digital TV channels and will be free to all 2Mb broadband subscribers in Tiscali TV enabled areas. Via Tiscali TV, users will also be able to access over 1000 movies on demand.

Tiscali's 'triple play' package will be priced at £19.99 and will include 2Mb broadband, the TV pack, line rental and free weekend telephone calls.

Mary Turner, Chief Executive Tiscali UK says: "Tiscali TV will give our subscribers real value for money, choice and flexibility - things that are core to our brand values. We believe there is a real gap in the market for our TV product. The success of Freeview has shown that customers want more than five channels but don't necessarily want to pay a high monthly subscription. Our TV service gives customers broadband plus the channel choice they want and free on-demand programming, all for the price you would pay for a standard broadband connection".

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Labels: broadband-IPTV, tiscali-broadband

Sunday, January 21, 2007

Broadband is cheaper than dial-up Internet access

According to analysis carried out by SimplySwitch.com (a price comparison service), broadband prices are now lower than those for dial-up Internet access. Dial-up Internet access has been effectively priced out of the market by the flood of Internet users taking up faster and more convenient broadband services. Currently over 40% of UK households connect to the Internet via broadband and it's no wonder, considering that 8Mb broadband access is 143 times faster than 56 Kbps dial-up, allowing users to download larger files, to watch streamed videos online and access a whole new Internet experience.

Based on a survey conducted by Google during March 2006, the average Briton now spends two and a half hours online each day. Based on this data, SimplySwitch.com calculated that if a user were paying for their Internet access via pay-per-minute dial-up, they would save money by switching to broadband. Similarly, for someone paying a flat rate for unlimited dial-up Internet access, in most cases a cheaper broadband alternative would be available, often with inclusive free telephone calls bundled with the broadband package. For example, a Tiscali dial-up customer paying £14.99 per month could save £33 per annum by transferring to the Tiscali 1Mb broadband service for £9.99 per month (first three months, then £12.99), along with free weekend calls. Savings were also shown with equivalent services from AOL and NTL / Telewest.

Karen Darby, founder of SimplySwitch.com, comments: "The advantages of switching from dial-up to broadband are obvious. With an 8Mb connection, broadband is 143 times faster than dial-up*. You can download far larger files, watch videos online, use a wireless connection and you’ll even save money as well. Anyone who ditches dial-up will see a vast improvement to their online experience.

"One of the major barriers to switching is that many people still believe broadband requires the installation of extra cables. This is not the case as 99.8% of UK households have ready access to broadband through their existing telephone landline**. Basically, if you currently have a home telephone, and don’t live in an isolated area, you should have access to broadband. Unlike when changing broadband suppliers, you won’t need a MAC (Migration Authority Code) to switch from dial-up to broadband and, if you use a service like SimplySwitch, the whole process is free and takes less than five minutes.”

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Tuesday, January 16, 2007

ISP Finalists - Best Consumer Broadband

ISP Finalists Announced For The 9th Annual UK Internet Industry Awards - The 2007 ISPAs

The Internet Services Providers' Association (ISPA UK) - the UK's leading Internet trade association - can today reveal the finalists in the ISP Division of The 2007 ISPAs - The 9th Annual UK Internet Industry Awards in association with Epitiro.

Kate Allen, Director of Amnesty International UK, will be the keynote speaker at The 2007 ISPAs. Ms Allen will address the Internet industry, Government and media representatives about the power of the Internet to help campaign for human rights, and Amnesty's IRREPRESSIBLE.INFO campaign, which is fighting to defend freedom of expression on the Internet.

For those categories related to broadband and other Internet related services, the finalists at The 2007 ISPAs are:

Best Dial-up

Biscit
ntl:telewest
Orange
Waitrose
Zen Internet

Best Consumer Email

Biscit
Madasafish
Namesco
Seriously Internet
Tiscali

Best Business Email

Biscit
Entanet
Exa Networks
Namesco
Zen Internet

Best Streaming

Astream
Groovy Gecko
Keen Computers
Mydeo
Streaming Wizard

Best Internet Telephony

Entacall
Keen Computers
Lumison
Seriously Vocal
Tesco

Best Wireless ISP

BOZII
Community Internet
The Cloud
West Somerset Internet

Best Portal

ntl:telewest
Madasafish
SidNet
Tiscali
Virgin.net

Best Consumer Broadband

Be Unlimited
Eclipse Internet
Entanet
Namesco
Seriously Internet

Best Business Broadband

Datanet
Eclipse Internet
Entanet
Kingston Communications
Namesco

Best Consumer ISP

Biscit
ntl:telewest
Orange
Tiscali
Virgin.net

Best Business ISP

Claranet
Datanet
Entanet
UKFast
Zen Internet

ISPA UK has been organising The ISPAs since 1999 to celebrate innovation and best practice in the Internet sector.

Board members from the Internet industry and Government representatives will gather to recognise the industry's achievements over the past year.

The ISPAs scheme is renowned for its independence and objectivity, reinforced for the fourth year by ISPA's research partner Epitiro. ISPA commissioned Epitiro to conduct tests and monitor the Internet services of entrants in the ISP Division over a three-month period. Following analysis of the data, the shortlists were selected for the coveted awards in the ISP Division.

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Thursday, January 04, 2007

Consumers predict the end of traditional TV

Tiscali TV Trends Report 2007 reveals consumer hunger for TV freedom

British consumers will be trading in the traditional broadcast model of TV scheduling in favour of on-demand TV over their broadband connection, according to new, independent research commissioned by Tiscali, the broadband and media company.

The Tiscali TV Trends Report 2007 reveals that despite not knowing what the term 'IPTV' means, 63% of UK adults would prefer to watch on-demand programmes on their TV sets, via their broadband connection.

Brits want TV freedom

Such is the British population's confidence that broadband delivered television on-demand is the way forward that 42% believe today's traditional television schedules will be a thing of the past in ten years' time. The research shows that choice is key and will have a significant impact on who succeeds. A further one in four people believe that the big commercial broadcasters, like ITV, will be struggling to survive amidst a myriad of small, fast-moving independents who can give consumers what they want, when they want it.

However, the choice and lifestyle freedom that on-demand television provides will not turn Britain into a nation of square-eyed couch potatoes. 42% of those who view on-demand content actually watch less TV as a result, and a further 41% watch about the same amount. The implications for television advertisers are significant and broadcast campaign planners will have to become much more specific in their targeting.

Sport alone is not enough

Remarkably, almost one in five (17%) of UK adults have already downloaded content on-demand to their television sets and the good news for employers is the majority (97%) are viewing this content at home and not on a work PC. The remaining 83% said that movies on demand were the most compelling reason to try out a broadband television service (71%) followed by TV shows or soaps (49%) and sports (32%).

Being able to watch the right movie at the right time is so important to British consumers that more than half (51%) would prefer to rent a movie by downloading it through their broadband connection rather than go to a video rental store.

Londoners shown to be early adopters

28% of Londoners watch on-demand content via their internet connection making them the UK's early adopters, in sharp contrast to Wales and Northern Ireland where just 12% of people have viewed on-demand content via their internet connection. When it comes to the battle of the sexes, men are watching the most on-demand content via broadband - 21% compared with 16% of all women.

Tiscali, which bought Video Networks International Ltd earlier this year, conducted the research as part of its preparation for its TV product rollout in early 2007.

Neal McCleave, managing director of media services for Tiscali UK says, "There is obviously a big demand already among British consumers for the freedom and choice IPTV will give them, even if they don't know the jargon yet. Conventional broadcasters should heed the warning and will need to adapt significantly in the coming years to retain their market share.

"IPTV will create a whole new force in broadcast and digital entertainment distribution and Tiscali's TV service will be the broadest and most flexible. It's all about choice."

"The good news for consumers is that with all the extra choice and freedom, we're not all going to become couch potatoes. While the growing adoption of IPTV may mean we watch less TV overall, the time we spend in front of the box will be of a higher quality."

Research methodologyThe survey commissioned by Tiscali was conducted by research specialist Tickbox.net and polled a representative sample of 1,465 adults in the UK.

Labels: broadband-IPTV, tiscali-broadband

Thursday, September 14, 2006

Tiscali expands user mailbox capacity tenfold

Tiscali, the internet and broadband company, today announces plans to increase user mailbox capacity for all web members, narrowband and broadband subscribers.

The standard Tiscali mailbox, available to any internet user at www.tiscali.co.uk, will expand to 100MB from the previous 10MB while users who had previously paid for the 100MB service at £9.99 per annum will find their mailboxes expanded to 1GB.

The maximum message size will also increase to allow messages of up to 10MB, making Tiscali the first UK ISP to allow messages over 5MB.

In addition the company will be introducing a new product offering customers 1GB of extra storage for £12.99 a year.

Alex Hole, Commercial Director, comments: "People have grown accustomed to using the internet to sending large files at work. Our new service will offer customers and portal members a similar service for their personal mailboxes, giving them all the tools they need to make the most of the internet."

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Friday, September 08, 2006

Tiscali signs deal with Inspired Broadcast Networks to provide broadband over LLU network

Tiscali, the internet and broadband company, has signed a two-year deal with open-server based gaming, betting and entertainment company, Inspired Broadcast Networks (Inspired). Inspired will provide a broadband connection over Tiscali's Local Loop Unbundled (LLU) network to over 90,000 digital entertainment terminals to keep them regularly updated with the latest content, including games, music downloads and a range of other digital services.

Nathan Francis, general manager for Tiscali Business Services says: "We are delighted that yet another business is taking advantage of our LLU network to deliver cost savings to its customers. The new partnership really helps to cement Tiscali as a leader in wholesale LLU." Tiscali began its investment in LLU in 2005 and is currently rolling out its LLU network, with a target of 600 exchanges nationally by the end of 2006.

Connections to the Tiscali network will run over two links in two different sites, providing a more robust service and better experience for Inspired's customers.

Norman Crowley, joint CEO at Inspired, says: "As the global leader in Server-Based Gaming we require the most sophisticated broadband service to supply our clients. Tiscali is a fast-moving, innovative company which has a very similar outlook to us here at Inspired. When we decided to take advantage of LLU and move away from BT, we looked at a number of potential partners but felt Tiscali was best suited to fulfil our needs."

As well as proving a more cost-effective network, the Tiscali deal will also be allowing Inspired to build a data recovery facility within Tiscali's Milton Keynes data centre.

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Saturday, August 12, 2006

Tiscali and Video Networks: integration in the UK market

Tiscali and Video Networks International Ltd announce today that they have reached an agreement whereby their respective UK market operations would be fully integrated.

Pursuant to this agreement, Video Networks International Ltd (VNIL) would contribute 100% of their UK operations - Video Networks Ltd (VNL) - into Tiscali UK Ltd, fully owned subsidiary of Tiscali SpA, in exchange for an interest in Tiscali UK. As a result, Tiscali SpA would control 88.5% of Tiscali UK, while VNIL would own 11.5%. The agreement is expected to become effective in August 2006, upon fulfillment of certain technical conditions. Furthermore, the shareholding of VNIL in Tiscali UK could be increased to up to 20% if certain performance targets are reached. Tax losses carried forward would also be contributed to Tiscali UK by VNIL at a discount and payable on a deferred basis and according to their expected utilisation in the future. Tiscali SpA has the right to acquire and VNIL to sell VNIL's stake in Tiscali UK starting from three years after closing or earlier upon certain trigger events.

Following this integration, Tiscali UK will immediately have more than 1.3 million DSL customers, of which 350,000 customers are taking voice and broadband, over 45,000 will be IPTV subscribers, and an unbundled local loop ("ULL") network covering over 300 BT exchanges with in excess of 220,000 ULL customers.

Video Networks currently provides TV and video services under its Homechoice brand, to its broadband subscriber base using its state of the art IPTV platform. Homechoice has 45,000 customers, mostly taking triple play (broadband, telephone and TV) which pay on average £500 a year. VNL has an annualised turnover of approximately £18 million.

Homechoice's premium offering includes content from all the major Hollywood studios delivering a library of over 1,000 movies, over 5,000 interactive music videos via the award-winning V:MX service as well as a full bouquet of pay TV channels.

Tiscali UK will market these IPTV services as part of a compelling product proposition including voice, data, television (IPTV) and other on-demand video services. Tiscali UK's strategy will also be to enhance its current wholesale DSL product by adding IPTV to the proposition and syndicating this on a 'white label' basis.

"This agreement represents a very important step for the Tiscali Group not only in the UK market, where Tiscali's position would be further strengthened, but also in the other markets, allowing Tiscali to position itself as a true Triple Play operator. The Triple Play offer in the UK will be launched by the end of the year and will be immediately followed by the launch of the service in Italy and then in the other markets." says Tommaso Pompei, CEO of the Tiscali Group.

Mary Turner, CEO of Tiscali UK says: "This agreement further underlines Tiscali's position as a leading investor and innovator in the UK market. This will put us in a strong position to offer our customers an exciting and compelling package of existing and next generation communication and entertainment services."

Roger Lynch, Chairman and CEO of VNL who will head the syndication business and join the board of directors of Tiscali UK following completion of the transaction, says: "This agreement will allow many more consumers nationally to experience VNL's market-leading IPTV offer as part of a compelling triple play bundle of services. It also gives significant additional capabilities to develop and promote the growing IPTV syndication business in the UK and abroad, which will be an important growth driver."

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Tuesday, June 20, 2006

Tiscali launches super-fast 'Max' broadband

Tiscali, the broadband and internet company, today announces its super-fast broadband service, Tiscali Max, offering speeds of up to 8Mb. This faster speed will enable users to browse the Web faster, download a 90 minute film at near DVD quality in around 90 minutes.

Tiscali Max is priced at £17.99, the same price as its previous 2Mb service, which is now offered at £14.99. Existing 2Mb customers have the option of a free upgrade* to the faster service or a lower price, and customers choosing 1Mb will now pay only £12.99 (special offer). As with all Tiscali broadband offers, there is no set-up cost or hidden extras with Tiscali Max and it includes full technical support and free Tiscali Secure Mail spam and virus protection for your mailbox.

Max optimises the user's line performance and the speed experienced depends on various factors including the distance from your local telephone exchange and the quality of your BT line. According to BT guidelines, most users (approximately 78%) will experience speeds over 4Mb, with 42% achieving up to 6Mb. Customers are provided with a predicted speed following a preliminary remote line test.

Steve Horley, Managing Director of Tiscali UK's consumer products and services, says: "Now our customers can get even better value from their Tiscali Broadband and as always we aim to be clear and simple with our offers, no hidden extras, free set-up, free modem and one low monthly price."

Further information: Tiscali broadband

Labels: tiscali-broadband

Wednesday, June 14, 2006

Tiscali launches VoIP Netphone

Tiscali, the internet and broadband company, today announces the launch of Tiscali Netphone, a free Voice over IP (VoIP) service. Developed by Tiscali Lab, Tiscali Netphone enables anyone who downloads the free program to use their PC to make free calls to other PCs, send and receive faxes, text messages and make low cost international and national calls to landlines. Users can also manage their inbound calls by using Tiscali Netphone as an answering service.

Tiscali Netphone is the latest project to emerge from Tiscali Lab, an international virtual technology research and development hub with a task force of 40 experts across Tiscali's five countries. The VoIP service is available to everyone, regardless of their internet provider, and can be downloaded from www.tiscali.co.uk/netphone. Users will benefit from considerably lower call charges than those levied by traditional phone companies and all PC-to-PC calls are free of charge. Calling another Netphone user is as easy as typing in their email address.

Steve Horley, Tiscali UK's managing director of consumer products and marketing, says: "Over nine million homes already have broadband services in the UK and combined with faster speeds, users have become more sophisticated in using their broadband as an integral part of their life. Tiscali's aim is to provide affordable and reliable broadband, and on top of that, value-added services to help you get the most out of your broadband."

Calls to UK landlines are charged at just 1p per minute and UK mobiles are as low as 12p per minute. International calls from 3p per minute including the most popular countries: USA, Australia, France, Germany and Spain.

Cheaper than many standard mobile phone tariffs, Netphone's text message service is quick and easy to use and costs 6p per message sent to any UK mobile phone. Netphone is also a personal fax machine which converts documents into a digital format to be sent to other PCs free or to a fax machine in the UK for 10p per page.

"The number of people looking to benefit from VoIP services is set to go through the roof in the next twelve months," continues Horley: "Netphone brings voice, fax, text messages and voicemail together in one easy to use service. It's never been easier for people to talk for free."

Further information: Tiscali broadband

Labels: tiscali-broadband, voip

Tuesday, June 13, 2006

Tiscali extends Pan Euro Media Proposition to France with Telecom Italia

Tiscali UK, the internet and broadband company, today announces a deal with the French subsidiary of Telecom Italia's Alice brand to extend its European online advertising service into France. This builds upon Tiscali's existing network in six countries where it has its own online presence. The agreement, the first of its kind for Tiscali, means that clients will benefit from having one UK based contact managing the roll-out of their Pan-European advertising campaigns.

Alex Hole, Commercial Director for Tiscali UK says: "With internet advertising now reaching over 13%* of advertising revenue in the UK and expected to shortly overtake newspaper display advertising, our new offering provides a much needed service. In line with this growth we are expanding our European proposition accordingly."

The proposition will allow advertisers and their agencies to engage in multi-country campaigns more efficiently. It will be attractive to anyone with a pan-European brief looking for efficient, consistent and cost-effective roll-outs to premium audiences.

Tiscali is looking for additional premium partners to complement its offering and extend its reach both to more countries and relevant target groups. The Tiscali's Pan Euro media proposition has the ability to target over 1 Billion page views and over 20 million unique users in 7 European countries on a monthly basis.

Frederic BELLIER, Head of Media Sales from Alice Telecom Italia France says: "With our growing broadband customer base and the increasing audience of our portal reaching 5,5 million unique visitors monthly, our offering in online advertising should be very attractive to UK based media agencies and advertisers. We are confident that Tiscali UK sales team is the best of its kind locally to represent us and roll-out Pan-European advertising campaigns for us."

"After successfully rolling out campaigns for various brands across our own European properties, we have the capability and expertise to extend and enhance our offering even further through select premium partners like TelecomItalia France," says Mr Hole.

Gianfranco Ludovici, head of international sales and operations, has been promoted to spearhead the initiative and become the initial point of contact for any UK-based media agencies with a pan European brief that needs execution across Europe.

Further information: Tiscali broadband

Labels: tiscali-broadband

Friday, May 12, 2006

Tiscali UK reaches 1 million ADSL subscribers

Tiscali's first qtr results for 2006 have reported as of 31 March 2006 Tiscali UK ADSL users were over 1 million with a net users’ increase of over 150,000 in 1Q06. For Tiscali UK, this equates to a 43% revenue increase (EUR 100.4 million ) vs 1Q05 (EUR 70.4 million).

Revenues generated by broadband services showed a remarkable performance (+89%), supported by a growth of active DSL lines of 116% vs 1Q05, with the reference market which grew by 68%.

Overall, Tiscali 211,000 new subscribers as of 31st March 2006, with the Tiscali Group reaching over 1.9 million ADSL customers, of which over 435,000 receiving unbundled services.

The focus on key markets and the further development of the unbundling network has allowed Tiscali to increase the offer of voice over IP and other value added services. VoIP customers were in fact over 100,000 at the end of March 2006.

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Wednesday, May 03, 2006

The Net Welcomes Tiscali Free JukeBox

From its birth on, Tiscali, through the strong interaction with the online music industry, has provided a winning combination of services, including RadioX, the first online radio service in Italy. As a result of its firm commitment to legal online music, leading to partnerships and services launched throughout Europe, Tiscali is today unveiling an innovative new service: Tiscali Free JukeBox. The platform, powered by Mercora, enables users to search, find, browse millions of tracks, and legally listen to and share tracks using streaming technology.

By connecting to http://it.tiscali.mercora.com/index_ita.html (Italy) or http://www.tiscali.co.uk/jukebox (Uk), all users with a Tiscali e-mail account will be able to download the Tiscali Free JukeBox client to search and listen to millions of songs or other musical tracks for their pleasure in streaming mode. Tiscali Free JukeBox is one of the biggest and most comprehensive peer-to-peer jukeboxes ever to hit the net. Users can browse by artist name or genre, or check out the playlists provided by other Tiscali Free JukeBox users/DJs, or access biography and image files of their favourite artists, plus podcasts.

Tiscali Free JukeBox provides music lovers with access to a catalogue of more than 3.5 million tracks from an enormous array of artists – ranging from international stars produced by majors to musicians quite simply looking for a venue for people to listen to and share their compositions or performances.

All this and more....Tiscali Free JukeBox features an amazing sale catalogue of more than a million tracks – Tiscali Music Download – and a pre-listening service dedicated to potential online music buyers. Users can select the track/s they are interested in by clicking “LISTEN.” By clicking “BUY” they can then purchase and download the track/s permanently at the low price of 0.99 euro/0.69 pounds sterling each.

Tiscali Free JukeBox is an innovative online music service provided by Tiscali this time thanks to the partnership with Mercora, the next-generation Internet company that developed the innovative ‘music search’ service and worldwide social network. The venture is also supported by SCF (Società Consortile Fonografici), the Italian rights collecting society acting on behalf of record producers, artists and performers. Through an international agreement reached between the collecting societies serving the European record industry (the so called “webcasting agreement”), SCF has granted Tiscali its first trial licence enabling this innovative peer-to-peer streaming service in various European countries... where users can legally access a practically unlimited online music selection.

Mario Mariani, Senior Vice President Media and VAS, Tiscali, comments: “With this new service, Tiscali Free JukeBox, we have renewed our efforts to provide European Internet users with access to an innovative, legal online music service. Developed for Tiscali by Mercora, the service and its interface have been organised with our users’ priorities and needs. The interface is therefore simple and immediate, and features the added value of a buying option, in full compliance with current laws. It gives us great pleasure to work together with Mercora and SCF on the basis of this agreement, and we trust this venture will bring us one step forward in legitimising the Internet as an immense resource at the service of the music industry”.

“We are thrilled to partner with Tiscali to provide the Tiscali Free Jukebox,” said Srivats Sampath, President and CEO, Mercora. “The musical experience on Mercora is immersive, contagious and social.”

“We are very pleased about our new partnership with Tiscali offering the Internet a new generation of legal web radio. Thanks to Tiscali’s technical systems, this agreement represents an important step in our mission to foster a music culture that fights against all forms of pirated music. SCF is in fact involved in promoting a dialogue between online music consumers and copyright owners and in seizing the many opportunities that are offered by the Internet to the music industry. This experimental web casting agreement is valid in each European country that Tiscali will be interested in operating in and represents a new opportunity in preserving music digital contents,” commented Gianluigi Chiodaroli, President of SCF.

Tiscali Free JukeBox is now available in Italy and the UK.

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Friday, March 17, 2006

Tiscali ranked as UK top 10 favourite Internet brands

Tiscali strengthens its position and consolidates its growth in the UK. The Company resulted among the top 10 favourite online brands in a poll conducted by market research group YouGov on behalf of the global branding experts, The Superbrands Organisation.

Moreover, Tiscali is the only Internet Service Provider ranked among the top 10 brands.
Other top 10 brands of this special ranking are: eBay.co.uk, toptable.co.uk, Google™ and Firebox. Over 3,000 brands were initially considered by this research.

The eSuperbrands programme was founded with the aim of paying tribute to the UK’s strongest ebrands, whilst also providing consumer insight and guidance into the best brands and sites within the huge online market.

The eSuperbrands council includes Brent Hoberman the Co-founder of lastminute.com, Simon Waldman the Director of Digital Publishing at Guardian Newspapers, Michael Murphy the Chief Executive Officer of Friends Reunited and John Owen, Chairman of the Institute of Practitioners in Advertising’s Digital Marketing Group.

The outcome of the research is a confirmation of the important results Tiscali is achieving in the UK, where the company can be considered unique and competitive in terms of service innovation and quality.

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