Category: Broadband

People in the Aberdeen Kingswells and Charlton Downs areas who have had problems getting ADSL for years should see providers taking orders from 18th January 2007.

The Scottish Executive has announced additional funding to make broadband as widespread as possible in Scotland.

The ITU has determined that over a period of 22 months the median speeds for broadband has shot up, and in a 10 month period prices had halved.

Freedom2Surf has three special offers running over the Christmas period.

From an article on ZDnet it looks like the billing issues between Netservices and V21 - now owned by Biscit may continue long after customers affected have found new broadband connections.

How many people have old ADSL hardware sat in a cupboard somewhere? Well remember to not just throw it out with the trash.

The service offering movie downloads for Sky TV subscribers has been renamed and extended to offer paid for downloads of current TV series.

Some subtle changes are underway which we have covered before, but are highlighting them again to make it clearer to people.

It is not just in the UK that broadband providers try to hype things up, the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission has had a go at providers in that country.

Phrases like netizens and everyone always connected bring forward images of a Bladerunner like future.