Category: Broadband

The installation of an Openreach FTTC cabinet has upset a couple in Briton Ferry.

Residents and businesses in Norfolk and parts of Suffolk now have another broadband option via ITSwisp

The devil is in the detail and an article on progress to universal 100 Mbps service in Finland makes for revealing reading.

Cotswold Broadband is now starting to look to raise the £5m it needs to get the project up and running and delivering fibre services outside Chipping Norton.

Telemedicine is often high on the list of reasons for public spending on broadband, and a new initiative looks to make good on that spending.

Online Internet Safety is once more in the limelight, as the Online Safety Bill has just recently had its second reading.

Dalmore which is 300 miles north of Glasgow by road and ferry can now boast about being the first village in the Highlands and Islands to have a fibre optic broadband connection.

Ofcom has usefully created a system that allows us to nicely compartmentalise ourselves based on how we use the Internet.

A Labour MP has gone on the record declaring that the BDUK is not working.

With the continuing push from central government to put more and more services online, Wandsworth council is looking to try and drive takeup among council tenants up from the current two thirds.