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Cosmetic change for NTL Bromley interactive
Published Wednesday, Jan 19 2005, 19:39 GMT | By James Welsh
Cosmetic changes will be made to NTL's interactive service tomorrow.
Previously reliable sources indicate that the changes will take place at 09:45 on Thursday, January 20. While the alterations take place, customers will not be able to access interactive for around twenty minutes.
The changes will be visible to subscribers on the Bromley (ex-CWC) platform with the CR3 software version.
The major change will be a switch from the previous purple colour scheme to NTL's new corporate blue. Parts of the service affected include the menu bar links, the drop down menus, and all TV Internet and TV Email screens.
Previously reliable sources indicate that the changes will take place at 09:45 on Thursday, January 20. While the alterations take place, customers will not be able to access interactive for around twenty minutes.
The changes will be visible to subscribers on the Bromley (ex-CWC) platform with the CR3 software version.
The major change will be a switch from the previous purple colour scheme to NTL's new corporate blue. Parts of the service affected include the menu bar links, the drop down menus, and all TV Internet and TV Email screens.
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