Category: Broadband
Virgin sells music stores and closes music download service
The close of Virgin Digital highlights one of the pitfalls of digital music sites.
UK at Home project – two days left
A nationwide photo project is underway, and with broadband and digital cameras, collecting photos that reflect seven days of UK life becomes a lot easier.
Will downloading DVD quality films replace rental?
In a world where people want it now and driving a few miles or more to your nearest DVD rental store can be expensive, will the current rise of postal DVD rental deals be shortlived before we just download them.
Improvements in migration times
Research announced today by moneysupermarket.com shows that the average delay in changing broadband provider has improved in the last twelve months, although there are still significant delays with the average process taking two weeks.
I spy faster broadband on the horizon
Is BT on the verge of being given the breaks it is looking for before committing to a fibre based broadband connection roll-out?
Kent TV goes live
Kent County Council is the first in the UK to launch a local authority channel delivering content over broadband.
Time for Crystal Clear Broadband in the UK?
The UK may not always have the fastest connections but with broadband increasingly becoming a consumer product it is time the consumer was giving clearer advice when choosing a product.
Government to aid with Fibre rollout?
Stephen Timms, Competitiveness Minister is to chair a high level summit later this year that will look into the possibility of public sector investment within the deployment of a next-generation broadband network.
Virgin Media 50Mbps broadband trial
50Mbps broadband sound like a distant future? Not if you live in Ashford, Folkestone or Dover. The Virgin Media trial for the 50Mbps broadband service may be available to you if you live in one of these areas.
Two-tier internet already a reality?
While the debate about network neutrality continues, largely following on what is happening in the US, for some UK broadband users it could be said that a two-tier internet is already a reality?