Category: Internet Service Providers

While the UK wide inflation figures may be at exceptionally low levels, this has not stopped the major voice and broadband providers doing their annual voice line rental increases, with Sky being the latest.

Gigaclear has added its first villages in Northamptonshire to its demand led roll-out, with some 5,000 properties that could get FTTH by the end of 2017 if registration levels are met.

The TalkTalk voucher cycle is back, but a major change is that the broadband provider has now started to promote its ultrafast network in York with an additional promotion aimed at those living in York.

Voice line rental price rises are the a six monthly or annual affair depending on your choice of provider and along with the usual pattern of offer changes on the Sky bundles the operator has started to pre-warn customers of a price wise on the way.

With EE announcing their free TV set top box one has to wonder whether anyone buys a freeview PVR on the high street anymore.

EE has been running its most popular FTTC based service at £5 for the first three months for a few months, and in the final few weeks of the offer they have increased the offer period to six months.

The various gift card offers come and go, so always worth highlighting when they are running and Hyperoptic has a new set of offers with their 20 Mbps service starting at £2.50 per month.

Many large cities across Europe have large numbers of FTTB deployments and Hyperoptic is doing its best to ensure that this also happens in the UK.

The vogue for free broadband continues, this time it is BT itself offering the first 6 months of its BT Infinity 1 service (20 GB cap) for free.

While the vouchers via BT Consumer may be at their low point, the provider is reducing the price of some other elements of its service to see if people prefer low price or cashback type vouchers.