Virgin Media Business: We want to be more disruptive than a wasp at a picnic

Sara Yirrell
clock 17 June 2016 •
Virgin Media Business: We want to be more disruptive than a wasp at a picnic

Firm launches its first dedicated channel strategy and is on the hunt for partners to seize on estimated £92bn market opportunity

Bullish Virgin Media Business is betting big on the channel as it looks to grow its current two per cent share of the broadband market. Speaking at the Synaxon National Conference in Nottingham, Andrew...

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