BT has been blocked from offering rival broadband providers discounted access to its network over concerns that the plans would threaten competition.
Openreach, BT's infrastructure division, proposed discounts of up to £9.50 per month to companies such as Vodafone, Sky and TalkTalk for using its broadband network.
It had said this would allow broadband providers to offer households value for money.
However, Ofcom has intervened to block the move, warning it was "not fair and reasonable and could harm the development of network competition".
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Openreach, BT's infrastructure division, proposed discounts of up to £9.50 per month to companies such as Vodafone, Sky and TalkTalk for using its broadband network.
It had said this would allow broadband providers to offer households value for money.
However, Ofcom has intervened to block the move, warning it was "not fair and reasonable and could harm the development of network competition".
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