Category: Broadband

The Korean government is looking at 1Gbps speeds as part of its drive towards a converged broadband network that will be able to offer 50 to 100Mbps around the country.

Channel Five has started a service allowing people to download short video segments from the Fifth Gear motoring magazine show.

AOL UK and the national charity Citizens Online work together to help charities and community groups across the UK make the most of the Internet through the annual AOL Innovation in the Community Awards.

Ireland Offline has issued a press release looking at the costs of broadband in thirty countries around the world.

The Office of National Statistics has published a summary of the change in the Internet access landscape of the UK for January 2004 to January 2005.

LoNAP has just announced availability of 10Gbps peering points, and PlusNet is the first provider to take up the service.

BBC News Online has run a reminder for people, in case they have forgotten that UK broadband access speeds are increasing.

IPTV or TV over the Internet is becoming the new sexy buzz word in the UK, what will it actually mean.

DSL the technology some put down as using worn out and old fashioned copper wires, has passed the 100,000,000 user mark worldwide.

PCWorld.com has a good article written by Joel Strauch on the state of broadband in Korea.