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DCENR to open DTT 'callcentre'

Sponge Bob · 2011-05-04 07:19:09

I hope it works a lot better than that crapheap of a callcentre they provided in Bombay for the National Broadband Service. As we are talking about the DCENR here I am other than hopeful :( This initiative is separate from any Digital person appointed by RTE themselves to prosletyse DTT. This the same DCENR that thinks…

04-05-2011 7:19am

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I hope it works a lot better than that crapheap of a callcentre they provided in Bombay for the National Broadband Service. As we are talking about the DCENR here I am other than hopeful This initiative is separate from any Digital person appointed by RTE themselves to prosletyse DTT.

This the same DCENR that thinks Internet penetration in Ireland is massive...why bother with a call centre so lads ??

http://www.e-tenders.gov.ie/search/show/search_view.aspx?ID=APR217835

The objective of this RFT is to invite proposals for the provision of:
1. a national information and awareness campaign and associated
2. telephone helpline to provide information and assistance to TV viewers and other affected stakeholders about digital switchover and in particular to provide the information required to assist TV viewers to move to a digital TV network or service in advance of the switch off of the Irish national analogue terrestrial TV network in Q4 2012.

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