Category: Broadband

Sky is about to launch its TV download service, which will be available at no extra cost to some existing Sky customers.

This is something of a sobering thought, but the rapid growth in demand for broadband in the UK may start to slow down, and see providers competing even more keenly for customers from other providers.

The Access to Broadband Campaign is offering people/companies the chance to sponsor Peter Cochrane at the 4th ABC Conference this November.

Forty five exchanges across three UK regions are to be enabled by summer 2006 to fill in the black spots in coverage in the regions.

Amid reports of Homechoice 'running short of cash' there is talk of Sky stalking the company to expand its broadband portfolio further.

The length of your telephone line when trying to get a DSL service is pretty important, the importance increasing as you chase ever higher speeds.

In an attempt to make people more aware of the security risks of running an unprotected computer connected to the Internet a new UK government website has been started.

A scheme to boost broadband coverage in Cumbria and North Lancashire to around 95% is due to start this week.

Everyone always likes to think the UK is right at the top, but the latest OECD data puts the UK firmly in the middle ground.

Broadband in its various forms is now making up 55.7% of the Internet connections in the UK.