Category: Broadband

The mobile broadband industry are taking steps to move away from marketing products with unlimited usage when a clear limit does infact exist.

BT contractors working to install fibre-to-the-cabinet equipment knocked out power to an area of Middlewich.

Finlands legal right to 1meg broadband goes live

Silver surfers are increasing as UK reaches 38.8 million Britons online

A roll out of Wi-Fi at underground stations could help London stay connected

We have been tracking the performance of the UK broadband network during the last couple of matches played by England. As expected, the broadband network copes fine with most World Cup matches, but struggled when England plays during the working hours.

The UK's main broadband network is showing signs of bursting at the seams from the increase in video usage brought about by the World Cup and Wimbledon.

The government have abolished the 50p a month broadband levy proposed by the last government but have increased VAT which will increase broadband costs

A review in to broadband speeds has been started by the ASA which will look at broadband speeds and the use of using 'unlimited' to describe broadband products which are actually limited by a usage limit or fair usage policy.

Fibrestream have begun work to deliver fibre to two Lincolnshire villages