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Telewest crows about numbers

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Tue 30 Jan 2001 // 13:17 UTC

Telewest claims it has 280,370 dial-up Net access customers - up 52,102 during the last quarter, according to details published today.

It also boasts some 6,893 Blueyonder subscribers (its broadband cable service) - up 4599 during the same period.

Telewest CE Adam Singer said that the figures showed that the company was delivering on target.

We're still waiting to see exactly what Telewest is delivering and where the target is. ®

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