Get on the bus to get help getting online

Mobile network provider 3 has launched a Mobile Broadband Bus and taken to the roads of the UK to raise awareness of its involvement in Race Online 2012.

It has been announced by mobile network operator 3 UK that it has launched a Mobile Broadband Bus, and in order to raise awareness regarding its involvement with Race Online 2012 has taken to the roads of the UK. A number of Get Online days will be hosted via the Mobile Broadband Bus and these will be organised through specialist trainers.

Consumers will be able to get free advice with regards to the Internet courtesy of the Mobile Broadband Bus, and according to the mobile network provider the Mobile Broadband Bus is part of a range of measures designed to demonstrate its commitment to getting one hundred thousand more people online over the next four years.

The UK’s Digital Champion and the woman behind Race Online 2012, Martha Lane Fax, has stated that the involvement of 3 UK with Race Online 2012 is vital to the campaign’s success.She said: “With partnerships such as 3 and UK online centres we can really achieve our goal of bringing more and more people into the wonderful world of the web.”

With the benefits of the Internet becoming greater and greater as time goes on the ability for more people to get online has become an issue that is considered vital. The help and advice that the Mobile Broadband Bus is able to offer some people when it comes to the internet is likely to prove invaluable, and 3 will have specialist experts on hand to provide the assistance and advice that consumers need.

Source – Top 10