Category: Broadband

We have all come across deals where you think something looks a bargain, but once you add the various delivery charges suddenly feel the bargain is a lot less of one. Well the ASA has looked into complaints about install charge for a YouView device.

Another county has fell under the BT spell, and while the critics will scream foul, if BT delivers on promise to bring FTTC or FTTP services to 95 of premises that has to be welcomed.

For residents in the North East quarter of Uppingham they now have the option of taking a full fibre service from Rutland Telecom, starting at £37 per month.

B4RN continues to develop its ultra-rural broadband solution and a very wet 2012 has not dampened their ambitions.

Businesses in Hull are set to enjoy an even wider choice of FTTP services, as MS3 Communications has completed the first phase of its roll-out and is now a live network.

A significant agreement has been signed in Paris that will see the suburbs around the capital server by a full fibre network.

Over £5m of new funding is to be made available to improve broadband and support broadband use by firms in Northumberland, with £2.74m from the EU and the County Council matching this funding.

The great NBN network for many has been a sign that Australia is ahead of the times, but with a forthcoming election the opposition coalition has now stated they will scale back FTTP plans to deliver a FTTC/FTTN solution.

While Easter has been a slow time for broadband news it looks as if France Telecom are considering floating EE or selling their stake.

For those waiting on broadband speed improvements the lack of information is often the largest criticism and some improvements to the Welsh superfast broadband project website go some way to addressing these concerns.