Category: Broadband

Berwick Borough Council is preparing a bid that if successful could see the area benefiting from wireless and/or fibre connections to peoples homes.

Ofcom covers much more than Internet access and has published a large document with a myriad of information on service availability around the UK.

In a move that appears to be unpopular with at least part of the providers user-base, EFH has introduced rate caps for some existing users.

As is normal with new processes in the ADSL market, we see a drip feed of information in the weeks before final launch. Migration off of or between LLU providers is no different.

For all those fans of statistics, there are more to play with over at OECD.org detailing the state of play in the broadband markets around the world.

The last week has seen the words 'price war' appear all over the traditional media in relation to broadband. This may be the last thing the UK needs, if it wants the broadband to advance.

A Welsh MP has called on the government to revisit the standard definition allowing any service with a nominal speed higher than 128Kbps to be called broadband.

The Sky by Broadband peer to peer service seems to be proving popular since its launch in January 2006.

Point Topic has now published its round-up of the numbers game for broadband around the world.

The 21st Century Communications World Forum is meeting in London between 27th March and 30th March, where the worlds large telecoms providers are meeting to discuss the issues surrounding the way forward in the 21st Century.