TalkTalk has written to the Department of Culture, Media and Sport (BDUK) calling for consultancy BT (AM) to be removed from work for government broadband officials. Citing conflicts of interest, AM's role was referred to as "untenable", with BT claiming it "is likely as a matter of course to give less weight to our views than to the views of its client BT. " AM's report for BDUK "may be influenced by its desire to secure more commercial work from TalkTalk , said the letter. In a letter seen by The Daily Telegraph, TalkTalk claimed Analysys Mason’s work for government broadband officials risked a “perception that BT is being favoured due to holding influence over BDUK’s advisers”. A report from the consultancy claimed any new ultrafast broadband was "highly unlikely" to succeed, effectively supporting TalkTalk 's campaign to prevent the splitting out of BT .
TalkTalk has written to the Department of Culture, Media and Sport (BDUK) calling for consultancy BT (AM) to be removed from work for government broadband officials. Citing conflicts of interest, AM's role was referred to as "untenable", with BT claiming it "is likely as a matter of course to give less weight to our views than to the views of its client BT." AM's report for BDUK "may be influenced by its desire to secure more commercial work from TalkTalk , said the letter. A report from the consultancy claimed any new ultrafast broadband was "highly unlikely" to succeed, effectively supporting TalkTalk 's campaign to prevent the splitting out of BT .