The annual Internet Service Provider Association (ISPA) awards have now
announced the winners in all the categories for the 15th year in succession.
The ceremony took place at the Park Lane, Sheraton Hotel where those attending
were entertained by comedian Sean Collins and music by Family Funk.
The Internet Hero was awarded to Dr Julian Huppert MP and the much cherished
Internet Villain award went to the Prime Minister of Turkey this year.
| Award | Winner |
|---|---|
| Best Superfast Broadband | Hyperoptic |
| Best Consumer Fixed Broadband | Sky |
| Best Business Fixed Broadband | Entanet |
| Best Fixed Wireless | VFast |
| Best Large Business Hosting | Fluidata |
| Best SME Business Hosting | Storm Internet |
| Best Internet Telephony | Teleappliant |
| Best Consumer Customer Service | Plusnet |
| Best Business Customer Service | Catalyst2 |
| Managed Service Innovation | Media Service Provider |
| Internet Safety & Security | KC |
| Digital Inclusion Award | myLovelyParent |
| Customer Choice Award | Catalyst2 |
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Well done Hyperoptic!
locutus I’m not surprised, not sure why others will be as well. The service they offer is to a very high CONSISTENT standard.
If I was BT I would be slightly (ignore Plusnet) annoyed but I suppose they won’t care until their profits take a hit.
Virgin Media must be in there….somewhere…:)
Hard to be in the running if you don’t enter
They have nothing to enter with, you have to have something that you can boast about, VM has nothing now to offer.
@ryant704 , being the largest ISP with the most customers probably means more to them that the ISPA awards 😉
As I stated GMAN just in different words 🙂
andrew was that directed at me or george? 🙂
I wonder when Hyper will announce which cities they rolling out to next
so glad Bt and Talk Talk is not in that lot and well done to Hyperoptic, they just need to expand
USPA awards like others don’t provide a full or true picture of which provider is good or not, as it’s a case of how big their wallets are,and not based on customer experiences
As for hyperoptic, they may well be able to supply a 1GBPS product, but they can’t supply that to the masses on a national scale
We are working on that tommy45!