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TBi said it plans to fight a Telecommunications Commission ruling ordering it to shut down its WiFi service in Dockyard and Hamilton. The service, heavily used by visitors to Bermuda, especially cruise passengers, was rolled out in Dockyard in March,...

Government and Digicel faced off in court again in the long-running international long distance dispute. Saul Froomkin, the private lawyer representing the Telecoms Department, argued for Digicel’s judicial review proceedings to be set aside. Digice...

Digicel has been ordered to pay some of the legal costs so far of TBI, CellOne and Government in their bitter battle over international long distance. The award for costs against Digicel related to its application earlier this year to have the Chief ...

The costly legal dispute over Digicel long distance is heating up again. The parties were back in Supreme Court this week after long distance company TBI launched fresh legal action, this time against Government. Despite Government claims in affidav...

Digicel yesterday blasted TBI President Greg Swan for calling on Government to act against Digicel after the company relaunched long distance service. In a statement Digicel accused Mr. Swan of “seeking to unilaterally dictate to the Government of Be...

TBI yesterday called on Government to take action against Digicel after it relaunched its controversial long distance service. “The lifting of the injunction clearly put the onus on the Government to act,” said TBI president and COO Greg Swan. “Knowi...

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...

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...

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...