Category: Internet Service Providers

The US tradition of Black Friday may be creeping into the UK retail sector, but so far no special deals just for Friday 29th November.

KC has a more fibre rich roll-out underway than Openreach and their latest financial results reveal how popular the service is.

Virgin Media who is the largest competitor to BT that does not use the Openreach network has increased its line rental and other package pricing.

The one bill to rule them all concept is perhaps strongest with Virgin Media where quad-play is a reality and new discounts on iPhones may help to reinforce peoples ties to the company.

In a newsletter to Zen Internet customers the provider has revealed boosts to the usage allowances for its ADSL and ADSL2+ based services.

We presume that strategic partnership means the council get some benefit in return for investment by CityFibre who then gamble on a ROI via sales to businesses in the City?

While the lowest priced deals usually tie people into ever longer contract, PlusNet in the run up to Christmas has bucked the trend and shorted the term required to get the best offer on their Unlimited ADSL2+ service.

TalkTalk may have only grown in terms of broadband customer numbers by 5,000 but it has is still growing its LLU network and fibre and TV products are showing very strong growth.

It should be no surprise with Netflix now being available on TiVo boxes, the good news is that Virgin Media Premiere and VIP customers can get the

While the UK may already have some of the cheapest broadband, the competition for our custom continues to produce new ever cheaper products.