Category: Broadband
Which goes after Davenport Lyons
The UK consumer group Which? has complained to the SRA on behalf of consumers who have been wrongly accused by Davenport Lyons of copyright infringement.
Telephone line rental wholesale prices to increase
The price Openreach charges for line rental are set to rise in 2009 and has the backing of Ofcom.
uTorrent shifts towards UDP to make it work better
The debate has started over whether changes to uTorrent to move from TCP to UDP based communications will cause more problems than it solves.
VAT changes and the effect on broadband
No need to speculate on the effect of the VAT changes, since the 15% rate came into effect on 1st December 2008.
New internet backbone for North Wales
North Wales will soon start to benefit from the launch of the fibrespeed network.
Signs of e-economy contracting
With the credit crunch becoming an unavoidable topic, it is no surprise to start to see signs of a slow down in online spending.
Number of Internet connections drops
The last six months have shown a 1.2% drop in the total number of Internet connections in the UK.
What difference will VAT reduction make to broadband prices?
Are we going to see broadband providers passing on the 2.5% VAT cut?
Singapore to use Epitiro to measure broadband quality
Epitiro who have partnered with us to provide a broader picture of UK broadband has been selected to provide Singapore with a better idea of its broadband.
Eastenders to destroy UK Internet in Christmas Special
Could the nation watching Eastenders be the latest version of a denial of service attack?