Category: Internet Service Providers

The BT Consumer is set to launch a converged broadband service in 2019, which will be a hybrid solution fixed line broadband and 4G mobile broadband.

Vodafone is a rapidly growing broadband provider, but still has some way to go to catch up with BT brands such as EE and PlusNet. The growth at Vodafone is largely down to the aggressive pricing strategies.

A few providers have published initial peak time speeds figures based on their own analysis but it is not always clear when many others talk about the average whether then are referring to the arithmetic mean or median.

The immediate take away from the latest set of BT Group financials is the plan to shed 13,000 jobs over the next three years, but partly balanced by taking on 6,000 new staff in engineering and customer service roles.

The big deals are coming thick and fast and the latest is the sale of the Czech Republic, Germany, Hungary and Romania Liberty Global operations to Vodafone Group plc.

Virgin Media has published its Q1 2018 results so its time to see how close our analysis of 80% being on a 100 Mbps or faster service was.

Vodafone has lowered the price of of its Superfast1 and Superfast 2 services by an additional £1 for the 18 month minimum term.

The deadline of 23rd May for average peak time speeds to become the norm in listings and adverts is rapidly approaching and Post Office joins

Hyperoptic is having a flash sale that runs until 17th May on its broadband only 30 Mbps, 150 Mbps and Gigabit services.

Comcast is now lined up to buy Sky with a £12.50 per share cash offer totalling £22 billion and with this being 16% higher than a previous 21st Century Fox bid the new Comcast offer takes over as the recommended bid.