Category: Broadband
ISPs unite over governments plans to disconnect file sharing users
Three of the largest ISPs in the UK have united in a letter to The Times, speaking out against government plans to disconnect illegal file sharers.
Ofcom Student Broadband Guide
Ofcom have published a student guide to advise them on telecommunication services.
Government to get tough on illegal file sharing
After the speculation about measures Lord Mandelson was considering, we are now seeing what actual proposals are going to happen.
Smaller fanfare for the Digital Britain Implementation Plan
The follow on plans from the Digital Britain report are progressing with details of who will lead each project and how funding is going to work.
‘Broadband Tax’ is not new, it has existed for years
Something of a fallacy is doing the rounds; broadband costs for every user are the same no matter where you live in the UK. This is far from the truth.
LLU broadband passes six million mark
While there is nothing beyond the raw figures in the latest Telecoms Adjudicator report, consider that their is more LLU broadband than broadband connections in total at the end of 2004.
Openreach names first FTTP brownfield site
Highams Park, London was on the original list of fibre roll-out sites, but has now being announced as the pilot site for a Fibre to the Premises roll-out.
Internet Users @bebroadband : “change your site back”
We have published the results of our poll on the new website design for broadband provider BE.
O2 continues to grow
O2 Broadband is continuing to add customers, some 116,016 lines in the first half of 2009.
Fibre for some Hull residents
Fibrestream is due to start construction for a Fibre To The Home network that will reach 1000 residents initially.