Category: Broadband

The ASA has reprimanded ntl over advertising on its own teleshopping channel Broadband UK.

London has many attractions, the latest would appear to be the free wireless mile offered by Islington Council in Upper Street.

The Office of the Telecommunications Adjudicator has released the May 2005 update. The update gives several metrics that measure the growth and performance of BT with regard to meeting LLU orders.

The UK has yet to see ADSL2+ in widespread commercial deployment, but other countries and the International standards bodies are forging ahead with approval for VDSL2. VDSL2 promises up to 100Mbps symmetric speeds.

Telabria has announced a collaboration with the University of Kent, that will see WiMAX wireless broadband tested starting in June 2005.

The BBC is looking for 5000 people to try out its interactive media player (iMP).

Some additional detail on the roll-out of broadband across exchanges in Scotland.

It seems the Scottish Executive has reached an agreement with BT which will result in 378 of the 399 exchanges not in enabled in Scotland getting an ADSL service.

Hong Kong Broadband has just launched a 1Gbps residential service for $215 per month.

Mesh Broadband, provider of wireless broadband services in Bedfordshire has ceased trading leaving customers with a currently unsupported service.