Category: Internet Service Providers

B4RN is not content with bringing Gigabit broadband to rural Lancashire it now has a short feature film about its roll-out.

BT has rolled out the big guns for the few days until the end of the 24th June 2015 with £150 Sainsbury's gift cards for online orders across their broadband range.

Sky has had a long term offer on its triple play bundles for a few months and now in the last week they have increased the bill credit from £75 to £100 to tempt the final few sign-ups.

Virgin Media is running the free wireless speaker promotion again on its TV, broadband and phone bundles until 25th June 2015.

PlusNet and its £14.99 fibre service was popular for offering an up to 19.5 Mbps upload, but this popularity may just have been destroyed by the accountants now opting for the lower priced 40/2 wholesale product.

The Plus TV triple play bundle at TalkTalk is now even better value, as the reduced price offer for new sign-ups is now running for the full 18 month contract.

Zen Internet has rejigged its product range and this includes a new unlimited ADSL2+ service at £16 per month plus £16.99 voice line rental.

One of the DCMS Innovation Fund broadband projects exploring how superfast can be delivered in the final 5% is looking for people to invest and help fund the roll-out.

The B4RN effect continues as another offshoot is seeing to raise funding to roll-out Gigabit fibre in a number of rural villages.

GoPro may the bulk of the market for helmet mounted cams, but they usually can only stream live video using other expensive hardware, EE is looking to disrupt the market and show what 4G is capable.