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Digicel has announced the launch of new Internet service plans for as low as $25 per month for a speed of 1 Megabit (MB) per second, available at its Church Street and Court Street branches. The service will be marketed as ‘Digicel Internet’ and wil ...

By Marina Mello Despite Government’s commitment to make telecommunications reform a priority, it could still take up to a year for the industry to be opened up and universal licences to finally be granted. Industry insiders said this is why much is r...

Digicel’s controversial new long distance service offered through Internet provider Transact has been halted. Judge Ian Kawaley yesterday ordered Digicel to stop offering the new long distance service to wireless subscribers until legal action over i...

Digicel's controversial new long distance service has been halted. Judge Ian Kawaley today ordered Digicel to stop offering the new long distance service until legal action over it is resolved. The judge did not rule that Digicel was in any way in br...

Digicel yesterday insisted its new long distance service was lawful and said it planned to continue offering it despite doubts cast by Government and other Telecoms providers. CEO of Digicel Bermuda Wayne Caines also pointed out the new long distance...

TeleBermuda International Ltd (TBI) yesterday announced a new long-distance calling plan in an apparent response to the controversial plan introduced by Digicel less than two weeks ago. TBI said its Infinity Plus plan provides unlimited calling to th...

Government has come out against forcing CellOne to provide interconnection to Digicel-Transact’s new long-distance service. A statement from CellOne said on Friday that the Attorney General’s Chambers, on behalf of Environment Minister Walter Roban, ...

Government may have to break its silence on the turmoil in the telecoms sector following Digicel’s acquisition of Transact and subsequent rolling out of long-distance service. After hearing arguments on behalf of four different telecoms providers, in...

TeleBermuda International’s case against Digicel was cut short in Supreme Court yesterday - after Digicel said its new long distance was being offered through internet service provider and sister company Transact. Digicel lawyer Victor Lyon QC argued...