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The battle over what different broadband services should be called continues and stems from original decisions by the ASA to allow Virgin Media to call its DOCSIS services fibre in adverts.
Gigaclear are crowned winners twice whilst the Internet Hero award goes to Martha Spurrier, Director of Liberty for challenging the Investigatory Powers Act in the High Court
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The impact of the recent resignations over Brexit has resulted in Jeremy Wright QC MP being appointed as Secretary of State at DCMS since Matt Hancock MP is replacing Mr Hunt as health secretary.
The roll-outs continue but the impact of new build premises where superfast broadband can still be found to be lacking mean the superfast numbers change compared to 2017.
We published a round-up of what we were seeing for product popularity amongst the larger UK broadband providers for Q1 some three months ago, so it is now time to reveal the latest set of data and therefore help people fill in the gaps on providers financ..
Openreach has announced Huawei and Nokia as the suppliers for its headend kit where the GPON FTTP networks are ran to before joining the core network.
Two out of three of the NOW TV broadband packages have had their average download speeds increased.
An increasing problem is that while the superfast roll-outs via the BDUK contracts have done what they were contracted to do, those who have missed out are probably more angry and frustrated than they were back in 2012 when the first BDUK cabinet appeared.
A few people had been popping up with slower than expected speeds on their AAISP VDSL2 service and the link was that it they were using the TalkTalk backhaul network.
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