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By Tim Richardson • Get more from this author

Posted in Telecoms, 3rd February 2005 09:54 GMT

BT Wholesale is to flog iomart's Netintelligence software to scores of UK ISPs that resell BT's broadband service. This could be a big boost to iomart, a Scottish internet company, exposing it to 4.4m DSL end users in the UK

Iomart boss Angus MacSween said: "All internet users, especially children are entitled to an abuse-free online environment and it is important that internet service providers make it as easy as possible for consumers to control their experience of the world-wide web." ®

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