Category: Internet Service Providers

Virgin Media looks to be retaining its third place in the UK broadband provider list based on the latest financial figures.

The BT Group has published its latest financial figures, which include the good news that the Openreach FTTC/P services have passed the 2 million customer mark.

It appears that CityFibre are set to offer Peterborough the same transformation in broadband speeds that they have given York and Bournemouth.

We have seen correspondence to confirm that O2/BE Wholesale services will be terminated in early 2014.

There was no secret over the forthcoming launch which has been known about for over a month, but the £7.50 per month for broadband, youview box and calls package from TalkTalk has now launched.

Virgin Media has tweaked its traffic management system a few times in 2013, and rumours have abounded about it being turned off totally. While the latest announcement means it still firmly exists for upload traffic, with drops in speed of 10% and 16% for downloads it should be almost invisible.

EE is continuing the steady road to recovery in the fixed line broadband market adding 10,000 new customers in the last quarter.

Behind the headlines about new 100MB 30 day bundles, EE is gearing up to launch a 4G home broadband service, which is very interesting considering the recent virtual network agreement BT signed with EE.

Sky has further cemented its position as the second largest fixed line provider in the UK.

Along with the new unlimited fibre broadband packages Zen is now offering those who order online a chance to win a PS4.