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10th June 2013
Get Online @ Home's Chris Williams guest blogs about their latest offer, which hopes to make home broadband access more affordable for the 16 million Brits without Basic Online Skills.
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10th June 2013
From today, 11,800 Post Office branches will offer a free service where counter staff print out the nearest internet access points to customers’ homes. Plus, Get Online @ Home has launched a £24 PC, with broadband from just £2.99 per month
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RT @swantwothree: Loved @usa2day's vibe #nd13 > Everyone's disabled somehow & it's a wild opportunity for magic & groundbreaking achievement. cc @AbilityNet
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RT @DW_CarnegieUK: all at #nd13 - you might find our new data on reasons for digital exclusion in Glasgow of interest: http://t.co/rC1dRdw3nV
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RT @E11ie5: @JDBakewell an absolute star "you may have to insist" getting grannies online #nd13 "every day there's something new" #digitalinclusion
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RT @timolloyd: Well impressed with staff at Carphone Warehouse Billericay opening in their own time to help older people get online #nd13
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The Internet is a blessing for older people says @JDBakewell - 'there's a pot of gold at the end of the rainbow' #digiskills #nd13
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