Category: Broadband
Wireless broadband coming to Lincolnshire businesses
Lincolnshire businesses in rural areas are to benefit from a Wireless service being deployed by BT in conjunction with the Lincolnshire Broadband Initiative with benefits from European funding.
Social networking – possibly the broadband demand driver
Dave Birch of The Observer has an interesting article, questioning the traditional view points on broadband and demand for content.
Mirror mirror on the wall, who is the largest ISP of them all?
NTL are claiming BT Retail has 1.1 million BT Retail broadband customers, and BT is saying it has 1,491,000 BT Retail ADSL connections.
Madasafish offers 4 months free broadband if you migrate to them
The incentives for people to migrate between providers seems to grow all the time, Madasafish is one of the latest with an improved offer.
6.8 million hours of live BBC Radio streaming in January 2005
The BBC has published some statistics showing that The Archers on Radio 4 and Chris Moyles Radio 1 show are their most listened to radio programme using the Internet.
Coming soon to a lamppost near you.
We are told this is not an April Fool joke, but oddly it has surfaced almost one year after its original appearance.
Korea looks to expand availability of 1Gbps
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.
Download excerpts from Fifth Gear motoring show
Channel Five has started a service allowing people to download short video segments from the Fifth Gear motoring magazine show.
AOL sponsors Innovation in Community awards
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 almost the most expensive place for broadband
Ireland Offline has issued a press release looking at the costs of broadband in thirty countries around the world.