Category: Internet Service Providers

BT after a gap of a couple of weeks has brought back its gift cards, this time with values of £40 and £60, though a few other ancillary costs have been rejigged.

VDSL2 with speeds of up to 100 Mbps down and 40 Mbps up are on the way to areas where WarwickNet has its own VDSL2 service.

A victory for the FTTH campaigners as Gloucestershire County Council has awarded a contract for FTTP to be provided to 6,495 premises across the Cotswolds.

Vodafone is taking another stab at the consumer broadband market, and while its standard prices are fairly run of the mill for Vodafone mobile customers when initial offers are included it is pretty cheap.

TalkTalk is after attracting people willing to switch online with £100 vouchers to those who switch to their ADSL2+ or fibre services from Sky, BT or PlusNet.

Hyperoptic has revamped its special offers and is offering reduced prices across its residential product range for the full 12 month minimum terms.

The trend for increasing line rental continues, but following on from TalkTalk broadband price rises Fuel is also putting its broadband price up.

Sky has doubled the value of the M&S e-voucher for those signing up to its LLU ADSL2+ service and are not taking a TV package from £50 to £100 on top of the 12 months free broadband.

The B4RN footprint represents perhaps 0.3% of the FTTH roll-out in the UK but its influence is a lot larger due to the evangelical zeal of those running the service and hoping that other areas will replicate the roll-out.

The cycle of vouchers at TalkTalk has hit its £100 peak, plus fibre (up to 38 Mbps) products are on a reduced price for 12 months rather than the standard 6 months.