Category: Internet Service Providers

Another operator is about to try and enter the broadband market this time with a Wi-Fi on steroids service starting at £18 per month in South East London.

Project Lightning by Virgin Media is starting to bear fruit and in an atmosphere where almost anything the Government or BT announce is considered bad news, it will be interesting to see the public reaction.

BT is back with its £75 and £125 BT Reward Cards and TalkTalk also has its £100 Love2Shop vouchers running for a short while.

BT has upped the ante on its 4G SIM offers with a massive £80 Gift Card on its 20GB SIM bundle.

TalkTalk while reporting more customer losses is saying that things are a lot more stable in the last quarter and is talking up the chance of continuing its York FTTH roll-out.

The largest provider of Ultrafast broadband in the UK has announced its latest financial results and this gives us a glimpse into the costs of network expansion.

BT has been working at making its FTTH install process more streamlined and the changes in that process may be partly behind the announcement to deliver more FTTH.

BT Retail has set the bonfire of price rises ablaze with the price changes announced today, most only take effect from 3rd July 2016.

The fact that some of the new Virgin Media roll-out is actually FTTH is not new news, but the provider has announced that around 25% of its new roll-out will be FTTH based.

The launch of Sky Q and less discounts seems to have impacted on the number of new customers over at Sky, but there are bigger questions raised about the future of FTTH in the UK from comments to the newspapers.