Category: Broadband
93% of telephone lines may manage 2Mbps line speed
Hidden away on the BT Group website is a small table giving some idea of what percentage of lines they expect to achieve certain speeds under ADSL.
xDSL growth figures for third quarter in 2006
Perhaps it is a sign of the amount of interest in broadband in the UK, but figures released on broadband growth appear to be more detailed than before.
Let the train take the strain
GNER has completed the roll-out of a Wi-Fi service to its fleet of trains.
State of the nation – Local Loop Unbundling
Point Topic has been busy again, this time with analysis on the figures in the UK LLU market
Evidence of a growing digital divide
Point Topic has published another analysis of broadband within the UK, this time looking at those resisting getting broadband.
Free Wi-Fi makes people spend more
A hot-spot provider has done a survey that shows that those using a free Wi-Fi service are more likely to spend money where the service is provided.
ntl:Telewest makes Channel 4 content available on demand
Content deals and ISP purchases seem to be the main things happening in the broadband industry at present.
More content deals for forthcoming BT Vision product
The race to video over broadband means deals are being struck with existing content providers, and BT has announced its latest batch.
Free wireless service in Milton Keynes
The city that so many call a broadband blackspot is edging towards becoming a broadband showcase.
Voluntary groups can get financial help with broadband connection costs
The fourth year of a scheme to get community and voluntary groups online has been launched.