(JULY 1, 2020)
Zen partners with Netgem TV for TV offer
The offer includes Netgem’s 4K Netbox
Zen broadband customers can get themselves a special deal on a 4K Netgem set top box and Netgem TV membership, allowing them to access Freeview Play, premium content from Premier Sports, plus optional content from Britbox, Rakuten TV and Amazon Prime Video on a single device.
Normally costing £14.99 per month, Netgem TV includes a host of additional internet delivered channels, including Premier Sports and LaligaTV, plus the ability to record Freeview programmes.
Members can also stream selected internet channels via the Netgem TV mobile app.
Zen customers can get a 12 month membership for the special offer price of £9.99 per month which includes a free Netgem Netbox 4K worth £129. Details of how to redeem the offer are contained in Zen’s latest customer newsletter.
News of the partnership comes just a day after Netgem unveiled a deal to power Origin broadband’s new TV service.
Source: https://www.seenit.co.uk/zen-partners-with-netgem-for-tv-offer/
about ZEN (2020):
. over 500 employees
. over 100,000 connections
. a whole new generation network and
. 450 Ethernet-enabled Points of Presence (PoPs) in BT exchanges
. 4K Netgem TV membership available
=> for Zen, the future is bright!
Zen partners with Netgem TV for TV offer
The offer includes Netgem’s 4K Netbox
Zen broadband customers can get themselves a special deal on a 4K Netgem set top box and Netgem TV membership, allowing them to access Freeview Play, premium content from Premier Sports, plus optional content from Britbox, Rakuten TV and Amazon Prime Video on a single device.
Normally costing £14.99 per month, Netgem TV includes a host of additional internet delivered channels, including Premier Sports and LaligaTV, plus the ability to record Freeview programmes.
Members can also stream selected internet channels via the Netgem TV mobile app.
Zen customers can get a 12 month membership for the special offer price of £9.99 per month which includes a free Netgem Netbox 4K worth £129. Details of how to redeem the offer are contained in Zen’s latest customer newsletter.
News of the partnership comes just a day after Netgem unveiled a deal to power Origin broadband’s new TV service.
Source: https://www.seenit.co.uk/zen-partners-with-netgem-for-tv-offer/
about ZEN (2020):
. over 500 employees
. over 100,000 connections
. a whole new generation network and
. 450 Ethernet-enabled Points of Presence (PoPs) in BT exchanges
. 4K Netgem TV membership available
=> for Zen, the future is bright!
ZEN broadband UK position:
RépondreSupprimer3º on Broadband Speedtest
(https://checkmybroadbandspeed.online/internet-service-provider -isp-rankings/)
10º on Top 10 UK ISPs By Subscriber Size (126,000 subscribers)
(https://www.ispreview.co.uk/review/top10.php)
Zen Internet
RépondreSupprimerZen Internet are one of the UK's smallest big ISPs. They have around 126,000 customers, as of June 2020. Some of these are used by business customers - and Zen also have their own small group of resellers.
That business may take away from the number of home users they can claim to have - but it also reflects Zen's not insignificant reputation as one of the best providers when it comes to quality of service and customer care.
They consistently score highly in independent surveys, and as a result they wield far more clout than we might otherwise expect. See our Zen broadband review for more information.
Like the Big Four, they are moving into the world of ultrafast broadband, with their fastest package promising significant speeds of 300Mbit/s. However, at the moment this is only available to 3% of UK households.
=> Their superfast broadband is more accessible, reaching 95% of UK households and giving speeds of
66Mbit/s.
https://www.choose.co.uk/guide/home-broadband-market-overview.html
Last updated on 06 July 2020
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RépondreSupprimer(July 15th, 2020)
RépondreSupprimerZen Internet “full fibre”:
»»» to reach 4.5 million premises by 2021!
»»» to reach 20 million premises by 2025-30!
"UK ISP Zen Internet has followed last week’s soft launch (here) by releasing their new line-up of Fibre-to-the-Premises (FTTP) based broadband packages, which replaces the old 80Mbps, 160Mbps and 330Mbps tiers with a simplified but faster set of plans including 100Mbps, 500Mbps and 900Mbps+.
The new “full fibre” packages are all based off wholesale products from Openreach’s national network, which has so far made FTTP available to 2.75 million premises and this should reach 4.5 million by March 2021. After that the operator has an ambition to cover 20 million homes and businesses by the mid to late 2020s (2025-30)."
Source:
https://www.ispreview.co.uk/index.php/2020/07/broadband-isp-zen-internet-refreshes-uk-full-fibre-fttp-plans.html
(26 août 2020)
RépondreSupprimerLes ménages britanniques abandonnent la télévision et les forfaits haut débit, car l'abonnement à un service de streaming est un meilleur rapport qualité-prix, selon une nouvelle étude.
Une étude du fournisseur de haut débit Zen Internet suggère que plus d'un million et demi de foyers ont déjà abandonné leurs forfaits.
Selon l'étude, les services de streaming offrent le meilleur rapport qualité-prix, le service moyen coûtant aux abonnés environ 23 pence par heure regardée, contre 1,30 £ par heure regardée pour le forfait sportif télévisé moyen.
Cependant, il a également montré que de nombreux ménages ont peur de passer à côté malgré le coût.
(...)
12 millions de personnes se sont inscrites à un service de streaming pendant le verrouillage
(...)
Source:
http://www.irishnews.com/magazine/technology/2020/08/26/news/people-turning-to-streaming-services-for-better-value-over-tv-bundles-study-2048620/
A lire:
RépondreSupprimer(27 août 2020)
Deux millions des 10 millions de foyers britanniques qui disposent d'un forfait haut débit et télévision envisagent de dissocier (c'est-à-dire de séparer les services de télévision et haut débit) de leurs forfaits, alors que plus d'un million et demi (1,7 million) l'ont déjà fait. Cela vient du fait que le streaming s'est avéré être le meilleur rapport qualité-prix, le service moyen ne coûtant que 23 pence aux abonnés par heure regardée, cinq fois et demie moins cher que le forfait sportif moyen (1,30 £).
Source:
https://engagecustomer.com/customers-say-lack-of-value-in-broadband-and-tv-bundle-deals/
(18 août 2020)
RépondreSupprimerW4free élargit son offre avec Netgem TV (UK)
(9/9/2020) "Watch4, W4Free on Huawei Video in UK, Germany"
=> Plus visibilité pour W4Free chez UK !
"Le service Watch4 est désormais accessible sur Huawei Video en Allemagne. En outre, le service britannique W4Free de Watch4 est désormais disponible sur Huawei Video dans tout le K. Les deux services permettent aux clients de Huawei d'accéder à des centaines d'heures de contenu gratuit, avec plus de titres ajoutés régulièrement.
Watch4 et W4Free seront intégrés dans Huawei Video qui est préinstallé sur les appareils Huawei exécutant EMU 8.0 et supérieur. D'autres peuvent également télécharger Huawei Video depuis l'AppGallery."
Source (9/9/2020):
https://advanced-television.com/2020/09/09/watch4-w4free-on-huawei-video-in-u k-germany/
(October 10th, 2020)
RépondreSupprimerSUPER Zen !
PC Pro Award: Zen for UK Broadband !
PC Pro has released the results of their annual 2020 Excellence Awards, which saw fixed line provider Zen Internet once again picking up a => 17th consecutive win for the “Best Broadband ISP” category. Zen also scooped the “Best Web Host” category. <=
Source:
https://www.ispreview.co.uk/index.php/2020/10/pc-pro-award-zen-and-tesco-best-for-uk-broadband-and-mobile.html
(November 20th, 2020)
RépondreSupprimerISP Zen Internet Joins Cityfibre’s UK FTTP Broadband Network
"Cityfibre has today announced that popular UK broadband provider Zen Internet has just become the latest ISP to join their growing national Fibre-to-the-Premises (FTTP) network, complementing others like TalkTalk and Vodafone. Until now Zen has been focused on selling Openreach’s products to homes.
As most people know Cityfibre has a major £4bn investment programme (here and here), which currently aims to cover around 1 million premises by the end of 2021 with their gigabit-capable “full fibre” network and then => 8 million across 100+ cities and towns (c.30% of the UK) – the latter target is expected to be “substantially completed” by the end of 2025."
Source: https://www.ispreview.co.uk/index.php/2020/11/isp-zen-internet-joins-cityfibres-uk-fttp-broadband-network.html
What’s less good about Zen Internet?
RépondreSupprimer=> Cheaper broadband is available. And with comparable speeds too.
==> No option to add pay-TV or a mobile contract, so you can’t make savings by taking them from a single provider
Source (jan 2021):
https://www.broadbandchoices.co.uk/providers/zen-internet
Parlent-ils de Zen (entre autres) ?
RépondreSupprimer"Au Royaume Uni, le Groupe rencontre un succès croissant qu’il espère traduire au second semestre par de nouveaux partenariats avec des acteurs de premier rang, ce qui permettrait au Groupe d’accroître sa visibilité sur 2022."
Sour ce: Netgem - 30 juillet 202 - Communiqué de presse Résultats semestriels 2021 et Perspectives
https://www.netgem.com/medias/document/other/1643/2021-07-30-pr-resultats-s1-2021-netgem-fr-def.pdf