Category: Internet Service Providers

EE after a few months has joined the fray with regards to broadband offers and kicks off with a lower price for minimum term on its ADSL2+ service.

The football season may have just started and Ofcom has waded in and acted over the confusion with BT Sport where the full line-up now costs money.

BT has rejigged its offers and with a price differential depending on how you reach the site it is more important than ever to follow links.

If you have a free EE Power Bar check its batch code and if its marked E1-06 stop using it and arrange for a free replacement.

The latest results from Virgin Media are out and they once more split UK figures out from those of Ireland so we can see the growth figures in the UK.

TalkTalk normally only reduce the price for a few months in their 18 month contract, but a rare chance exists to enjoy half price VDSL2 for 18 months at £7.50 per month.

Sky has increased the incentive for people to sign up to its ADSL2+ package, with the £100 M&S voucher, being replaced by a choice of vouchers or a free tablet.

The Virgin Media sale that has been running for a few months may have ended, but a new wave of offers replace it.

The Lightning roll-out from Virgin Media is picking up the pace, with the announcement of another 11,000 premises that will benefit from Project Lightning.

For now Openreach is part of the BT Group results and a pretty important one as they provide the last bit of connectivity for most and while the BDUK projects are easy to criticise they are delivering coverage.