What's most interesting to us is that the carriers are appearing to conflate bandwidth-heavy services like Facebook and YouTube with devices that customers use to access those services -- does it really make any sense to charge Apple or Google a fee for making good phones that encourage more network use, on top of charging users for tiered data?

ENGADGET: European carriers want content companies and smartphone makers to pay network usage fees

But Getty's chief executive and cofounder, ex-investment banker Jonathan Klein, couldn't disagree more with Davis' services-heavy strategy.

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Mountain rescue teams are preparing to assist other emergency services as heavy snow hits the North East.

BBC: Teesdale and Weardale Mountain Rescue Team ready to help