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Transport for London buys Oyster brand name, plans extra services and move to mobile ticketing

April 13th, 2010

"Oyster has the potential to be used for so much more than simply getting around the capital, and the technology is there to make it even more convenient for Londoners to use by integrating it into mobile phones or bank cards," says the Mayor of London's transport advisor. More

Orange and Barclaycard partner to launch NFC in the UK

Orange and Barclaycard partner to launch NFC in the UK

March 9th, 2009

All customers are expected to be able to use their phones to pay for everyday items within three years in "the biggest revolution in payments since plastic cards were introduced over 40 years ago." More

London Underground signals move to NFC

London Underground signals move to NFC

January 19th, 2009

Transport for London's new ticketing contract will drive the switch to next generation ticketing, London Underground's managing director has confirmed. More

Mobile technology to drive consumer interaction at London Olympics

Mobile technology to drive consumer interaction at London Olympics

December 12th, 2008

The BT team responsible for the communications infrastructure at the London 2012 Olympic Games is exploring ways to use mobile services to enhance the consumer experience. Under discussion are phone voting and the use of NFC for small payments and for event staff management. More

O2 Academy music venues to provide test beds for NFC

O2 Academy music venues to provide test beds for NFC

November 27th, 2008

Mobile operator O2 has signed a deal which will see eleven major music venues across the UK rebranded as an 'O2 Academy'. O2 will offer customers a series of benefits such as priority access to tickets and will use the venues to test a range of NFC-based services. More

TfL reports to London Assembly on future of Oyster

TfL reports to London Assembly on future of Oyster

October 28th, 2008

Transport for London now looks pretty set on its plan to replace its prepaid Oyster contactless card system with a bank-card compatible solution. Both contactless bank cards and NFC are options being considered and TfL will definitely outsource delivery of the new system to the private sector More

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