Category: Broadband
So what is better than ‘unlimited’ in marketing material?
Broadband users everywhere suffer through imprecise marketing material that promises things like unlimited or no caps. In the long gone days when everyone had 0.5Mbps connections, this was easy to provide, but as connections get faster and those who do use a lot use even more, providers find themselves in a quandary.
Wight Cable North re-branding to Smallworld
The cable provider covering areas such as Irvine, Troon, Kilmarnock, Carlisle, Lancaster and Morecambe is to relaunch with a new brand name and HD TV set-top boxes.
Netservices to shed some of its smaller resellers
Netservices is taking its next step to focussing on business IP telephony, hosting and data networking services by divesting itself of a number of its consumer broadband resellers.
Breathe agrees terms and conditions to acquire Biscit
Following closely on the heals of the news Biscit had entered into administration Breathe Networks Limited are to take over the 13,500 Biscit customers.
Lee Strafford no Longer With Plusnet
PlusNet have announced Lee Strafford has left the company he has lead as CEO. Neil Laycock is stepping in as acting CEO.
Why are so many moaning about speeds?
Congestion and slow speed complaints seem to be on the increase - is there a reason why?
State of play for fibre to the home in Europe
To talk about fibre deployment to the home in the UK you have to look at Europe to get any figures.
Broadband complaints aired on BBC Watchdog
The consumer affairs show BBC Watchdog on Tuesday 27th February looked into the area of broadband complaints.
Point Topic survey shows broadband customers are an unhappy lot
Point Topic has published data from a survey indicating that customer satisfaction has dropped 15 points in the last ten months.
Biscit not taking on new broadband customers
A long article over on ZDNet details the withdrawal from ISPA by Biscit and also highlights that the company appears to not be taking orders for broadband.