Category: Internet Service Providers

While the Government is trying to promote a superfast nation, the providers are having to keep a constant stream of special offers running to get people to upgrade and spend a little more on better broadband.

The weekly yo-yo in TV package prices continues at Sky, though this week the broadband element is just the standard price.

The Google Chromecast may be small, but its portability is part of its appeal as you can travel and use it anywhere with a spare HDMI socket.

A press release and announcements at the close of play for the financial markets on Monday 15th have confirmed that BT is in exclusive discussions to acquire EE for £12.5bn.

If BT was to buy a mobile operator, EE or O2 are the two prime candidates, but this might be one commercial step too far given that the BT Group is receiving funding to improve superfast broadband access.

The Love2Shop vouchers continue their yo-yo existence at TalkTalk and are back again.

If you order a BT broadband package before 18th December 2014 you will get a free Cadbury's Stocking and hopefully it will be delivered in time for Christmas.

Only available until 17th December, Virgin Media is offering £50 to £100 rewards for a variety of its broadband, broadband and phone and triple play bundles.

In a slightly strange move, Sky has introduced a new capped usage limit service to its fibre line-up in an attempt to reduce the cost of entry into the world of superfast broadband.

With the various half price offers at TalkTalk due to end on Thursday TalkTalk has brought back the £100 vouchers for the final few days.