Lyndsey Burton is the Managing Director at Choose. She specializes in telecommunications, focusing on communication service providers (CSPs), digital service providers (DSPs), mobile networks, and telecommunications infrastructure and services. Lyndsey's insights and expertise have been featured in various industry publications.
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Lyndsey Burton's focus is on national coverage, particularly in the United Kingdom. Her articles cover a range of topics including deals & promotions, energy, content & publishing, sports, and transportation & logistics. With an emphasis on press releases and announcements alongside data citations and government announcements, Lyndsey may be interested in pitches related to new product launches or updates from companies within these sectors.
Given her coverage attributes emphasizing press releases and government announcements as well as citing data sources for her articles, consider pitching stories that involve exclusive access to company information or industry insights supported by relevant data. This could include analyses of customer satisfaction trends within mobile networks or impacts of regulatory changes on the telecommunications sector in the UK.
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Virgin Media's mid-tier broadband plan with 516Mbps speeds - and currently priced lower than the slower M350
Fibrus and BT compete head-to-head across Northern Ireland - and where urban pricing applies, Fibrus wins on price at every speed tier
Community Fibre deliver cheaper, faster full fibre in London, but Virgin Media offer broader coverage and more built-in TV and bundle options.
NOW Broadband keeps costs low, but Virgin Media offers faster speeds and more ways to bundle
Virgin Media M350 is a mid-tier broadband plan with average download speeds of 362Mbps
Virgin Media and Sky are now closely matched on headline pricing, with differences emerging once you factor in speed tiers, add-ons, and what's included as standard.
EE offers full fibre with mobile discounts and optional TV, while Virgin Media uses its own network for faster top speeds and stronger bundles.
BT offers full fibre broadband nationwide, while Virgin Media runs its own cable and full fibre network with faster speeds and lower prices.
EE TV plays catch up with Sky and Virgin Media by adding support for the Disney+ app
By: Lyndsey Burton
£28 million fine for making it harder for customers to cancel their broadband
