Category: Internet Service Providers

Funding of some £85,000 has been raised by 200 subscribers to ensure that a community broadband service can serve some 1,434 premises in the Ullapool area can hit the ground running.

TalkTalk is the next provider to integrate its voice line rental pricing into the prices advertised on its website and via comparison sites.

The IPv4 address pool exhaustion is sometimes dismissed as scaremongering but further evidence for the problems affecting providers emerges today.

Virgin Media is often overlooked in all the fighting to get Openreach nationalised but its investment in faster speeds and network growth is having an effect.

Dark fibre specialists CityFibre is reporting exceptional growth, though it is not clear how much of this is down to continuing acquisitions rather than network construction.

A very different offer from Virgin Media in its latest sale that ends on 27th September, 12 free bottles of wine on various bundles worth either £86 or £186. For those who prefer an alcohol free option the standard wireless speaker offer is an option.

It has been going on pretty much since PlusNet started moving customers over to the new WBMC network, but while individuals are spotted changes it is not always clear if the problems are worse than normal overall.

The launch of a dedicated Gamer broadband package by Virgin Media represents an attempt to attract a very discerning sector of the market, and this may not prove as good a thing as Virgin Media hoped for.

The Sky Max product may have only just arrived via the rename of the Sky Fibre Pro product and it appears Sky is much keener to sell this service compared to the old Pro product.

Vodafone has been undercut by PlusNet in the FTTC pricing game with its latest offer.