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A crucial meeting between Government and Digicel officials and lawyers was recorded on tape and could shed light on the bitter dispute over international long distance. But the audio tape of the September 16, 2011 meeting appears to have gone missing...

The Island’s telecoms industry yesterday weighed in on the war of words being waged in the media over Digicel’s controversial launch of international long distance, saying that Telecoms policy was clear to them. “We are at a loss to explain how the G...

Digicel yesterday criticised statements by the Opposition in an increasingly rancorous public battle over its launch of international long distance. The cellphone provider said Shadow Telecoms Minister Cole Simons’ views that a letter of approval to ...

Government yesterday slammed Digicel Bermuda for making “harmful” and “dangerous” allegations in the media as the battle over international long distance descended into an all-out war of words. Minister of Environment, Planning and Infrastructure St...

Digicel yesterday took off the gloves in its battle with Government over the launch of long distance, saying the actions of Telecoms officials had caused it to suffer “enormous reputational damage”. Digicel accused Government of making a “dramatic u-...

Digicel Bermuda is suing Government for substantial damages “for misfeasance in public office” as part of the protracted legal battle over its launch last year of international long distance. The Royal Gazette understands from a legal source that Dig...

Digicel customers who send a lot of e-mails, visit a lot of websites or download a lot of music and videos on their phones now have new options for just how much data they can use. Digicel Bermuda yesterday announced it’s now offering new postpaid a...

Bermuda-headquartered Digicel yesterday announced more than 500 people — including 42 Bermudians — have been selected from its “Run to London” Facebook contest to star in an ad campaign alongside the world’s fastest man, Usain Bolt. The fans were sel...

The Telecoms Commission has advised Government that it has found Digicel and Transact are not in compliance with their licences. But Minister of Environment, Planning and Infrastructure Strategy Marc Bean has told the Commission that before he makes ...

The Island’s telecoms providers will finally be able to offer bundled services to customers from next March. Bermuda’s first Integrated Communications Operating Licences (ICOLs) will be issued in less than a year, Minister of Environment, Planning an...