Category: Broadband

The i3 Group have raised concerns over whether the coalition government will be good for high-speed broadband deployment in the UK

Broadband providers and manufacturers of broadband equipment are failing to support the next generation of Internet Protocol, thinkbroadband.com warns today.

thinkbroadband sets out the three ways in which broadband services are restricted, arguing that there is no truly 'unlimited broadband' service.

ISPs are reporting a boost in Internet traffic caused by the Election coverage. Online video and news have been seeing large spikes in traffic.

The European Parliament are calling for all EU households to have access to competitively priced broadband by 2013 and very high-speed broadband by 2020.

Timico have announced the pricing for their fibre-to-the-cabinet based products, starting from £39 a month for 10GB of usage.

Labour, Conservative and Green respond to Digital Economy Act question posed by students.

Broadband services are starting to be deployed within the Digital Region with some fibre customers already connected and online.

Sky have asked for a suspension to the ruling by Ofcom to reduce wholesale costs of Sky Sports TV channels whilst it formulates its full appeal

Oxford are 5th in the world for broadband speeds, clocking in at an average of 14.4 Mbps according to a report by Akamai.