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Originally Posted by m419
You are wrong, Mercury Communications is still Cable and Wireless, the network 'Mercury' and 'Energis' as well as Thus and Your Communications are all Cable and Wireless.
Only the residential business of Mercury/Cable and Wireless was sold to NTL. The none Cable services like the Mercury 131 and 132 service was sold by NTL to Npower who then sold that to Tiscali.
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Marconi manufactures payphone and payphone equipment for both Mercury and BT.
IPM a competitor of Marconi acquired Mercury sites and turned them into interphone telephone boxes with there own corporate design.
Interphone went through various ownerships and were left in a very shoddy state, a majority of the sites were sold to Spectrum Interactive and the other sites were refurbished to a new kiosk design and is called Infocus public networks. All the former Mercury and orange Interphone kiosks have nearly all gone.
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The Marconi Telcommnuications assets are now split between Ericsson and Telent
So you are saying that Mercury Communications assets were split between Virgin Media (Cable Residential Business assets), TalkTalk (Non-Cable Residential Business assets) and C&W Worldwide (remaining assets)?