Category: Internet Service Providers
Sky announces plans to go quad play with mobile products
Sky looks set to join the other large providers in offering a mobile service as a deal has been announced with O2/Telefonica.
£35 cashback on Plusnet up to 38 Mbps fibre based broadband
Plusnet may taken away the cashback on its ADSL2+ service, but running until 10th February new customers can get £35 back if they sign up online to the £14.99 fibre service.
Gigabit fibre for rural Northamptonshire villages almost live
Gigaclear is getting on with the task of rolling out its Gigabit network and several villages in Northamptonshire are now live with more to come.
£75 shopping vouchers are back at TalkTalk
TalkTalk is back with its £75 Love2Shop vouchers across the full range of their consumer broadband products.
£30 to £90 off on Virgin Media TV and broadband bundles
With just a few days left to get six months free Netflix access, Virgin Media has a bill credit offer also running until 29th January 2015.
Wireless broadband on the way to parts of Yorkshire Dales
The pilot projects to test the solutions for the final 5% of the UK are getting underway, with planning permission filed for four masts in West Witton as part of the Airwave project.
Unavoidable choice for TalkTalk customers on Parental Controls
While protecting children from inappropriate content for their age, both online and in the real world is an emotive subject, there are wider questions to be asked about whether the default on options that are appearing are the answer campaigners believe they are.
IDNet provides better broadband for Hitchin Industrial Estate
IDNet has increased the speeds for Wilbury Way Industrial Estate with the roll-out of fibre to the park and using wireless to distribute the improved broadband capacity to various businesses.
£35 cashback offer on Plusnet Unlimited Broadband
Only available until 27th January 2015 PlusNet has added an extra incentive of £35 cashback to those signing up to its unlimited broadband service.
PG grade Internet on the way to Sky customers who do nothing
The campaign to force the adult population of the UK to make a choice over parental controls is growing, and Sky is set to enter the final phase by turning on the controls for customers who have ignored all the communications to date.