Category: Internet Service Providers

Central London has gained a new fast broadband option with the launch of Relish who aim to provide an unlimited up to 65 Mbps download service initially in Central London.

BT has upped the ante in the voucher competition by increasing the value of its Sainsbury Gift Cards to £100 on both the ADSL2+ and fibre based products.

Sky is offering a £125 reward for people buying one of its TV, phone and broadband bundles before 5th June 2014.

TalkTalk which has seen large growth in its broadband based TV products is pushing even harder with half price deals and £50 shopping vouchers.

Many people will have had a free On Demand or Wireless Booster from Sky but the firm is now sending out an email warning people to be wary of loose screws on the power supply.

The latest financial figures give a hint of where TalkTalk thinks the future is and that is FTTP with a goal of 10 million FTTP connections and the payback probably being that many of these will also subscribe to a TalkTalk TV bundle.

Sky did for a while not allow you to stack the half price broadband with the various TV deals, but for a short time people can get half price broadband and half price TV.

TalkTalk may have recently increased the standard price of its entry level broadband service from £2.50 to £3.50 per month but that has not stopped them making offers on the service and this week sees a half price deal announced.

The fourth quarter results for BT show the retail arm strengthening its position as the go to broadband provider for some 7.3 million people in the UK.

The popularity of broadband continues to grow as Virgin Media has added another 40,100 cable broadband customers and the proportion on superfast services continues to increase.