The advertising watchdog is to crack down on the way broadband prices are marketed -- but will not be tightening rules on the contentious issue of how top speeds are advertised. The Advertising
Standards Authority will force companies including Sky, BT, Virgin Media, TalkTalk, EE, 3 and O2 to only be able to advertise a single-figure monthly cost for their broadband packages.
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