Category: Internet Service Providers

In a rare event multiple BT websites appear to be offline.

TalkTalk shrunk in size by 101,000 broadband connections due to higher churn and the results of the cyber attack in the last quarter.

The plight of broadband speeds in inner London is often used as a stick to beat up Openreach, but this months speed test results show that the commercial market is stepping into the breach.

The third quarter results from the BT Group are in showing that 22% of homes passed by its FTTC or FTTP network have taken up the option and a card shuffling exercise for parts of the group.

The USC subsidy vouchers have been attacked for just supporting satellite schemes, but now parts of Lincolnshire can opt to use the voucher to pay for an installation from Quickline.

Sky is not likely to lose its second place in the UK broadband retail market, but if ever to catch and pass BT Retail they need to come up with something cheap, fast and available everywhere.

Another new offer from PlusNet, no cashback or free broadband this time, but a simple £1 per month for broadband when you also take voice line rental at £16.99 per month from PlusNet, on an 18 month contract.

WarwickNet and Northamptonshire County Council have been praised by the DCMS for the way that business parks in the county are getting better broadband without the need for extra public money.

With changes to the rules on advertising and package listings we have started to integrate into package pricing and this is reflected in the latest update for a flash sale by Sky.

The Hyperoptic footprint is expanding all the time and its heads up time to point out where Gigabit is available in Reading.