BT is asking for fair access
BT plans to open up its network of cabling ducts to competitors, however, although this has been announced, BT had to call for equality of access. The
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Digital economy bill
The Digital Economy bill is receiving a fair amount of criticism from service providers and users, with ISP TalkTalk being one of the most vocal. T
T-Mobile and Orange will merge
The EU has granted approval for the merger of T-Mobile and Orange in the UK, however, the approval was conditional on an amendment to the network shar
Next Generation Broadband services in the UK
Point Topic has published a new report coining the phrase ‘Superband’ to refer to the Next Generation Broadband services appearing across the UK.
Infinity, the BT fibre based broadband launches
BT Retail has announced for the fibre to the cabinet/fibre to the home (FTTC/FTTH) based broadband services, marketed as ‘BT Infinity’. These new
Broadband charges set for faults
Broadband providers sometimes have something of a battle on their hands figuring out whether when a customer contacts them complaining of an intermitt
UK has cheapest mobile broadband
Yesterday, CCS Insight issued a report that shows the UK is leading the way to cheap mobile broadband in Europe. Of the five leading markets, the UK w
BE Offers 40meg Bonded Broadband
Broadband provider BE has announced the launch of their line bonding service which will be available from early February. There have been delays in th
Do you have the right router for your broadband?
Your broadband router has a significant impact on the quality and speed of your broadband service. You must choose the right router to support the ser
EU Commission monitors Virgin
The European Commission will closely monitor planned trials of deep packet inspection (DPI) which will be used by Virgin media to monitor the amount o