Category: Internet Service Providers

Orange has unveiled plans to spend some €15 billion in the five years to 2020, which is likely to be part financed by the sale EE/Orange in the UK to BT.

BT Retail has brought back its Gift Cards after a gap of a few days and they are valued at £80 and run until 24th March 2015 on both Infinity and ADSL2+ based services.

It appears that a fibre break may be affecting some TalkTalk customers or providers who use TalkTalk as a their wholesale network in the East Midlands and East Anglia.

Hyperoptic has given its website a mobile/tablet makeover and to coincide has launched a new range of broadband offers.

After resting the Love2Shop vouchers for a couple of days the £75 shopping vouchers are back at TalkTalk for 10 days, and a new lower price offer is in place on its ADSL2+ service.

Plusnet has offering until 10th March a £75 Amazon gift card for new customers signing up to their ADSL2+ service, this is in addition to the reduced price during the minimum term that saves you £7.49 per month.

Another Gigabit city which is good news for businesses as they will gain access to a dark fibre network and in time this might mean Edinburgh will see a decent level of FTTH for consumers too.

The appetite for low cost easy access to films and TV series is pushing the bandwidth envelope for providers with TalkTalk declaring a peak of 322 Gbps on a Sunday evening for just Netflix traffic.

It is not just the big providers that are offering free or reduced prices, some of the smaller operators are also joining the competitive game in a drive to gain customers.

After a long time where you could get free broadband from Sky the 12 months free broadband (pay for just phone line) has ended.