Category: Internet Service Providers

The Kent village of Underriver has reached the required number of orders and Gigaclear will not get on with acquiring wayleaves and permissions from the Highway Authorities so it can build the network.

TalkTalk has clearly set out its market stall as the one where value for money is phrase you will hear the stallholder constantly repeating, and in an FT article Dido Harding has talked about growth and their vision for the market.

TalkTalk has given its business product range a revamp and has even added a tablet as an option with 2GB of mobile data.

It appears that after a few weeks where we were unable to find any part of the UK that the Virgin Media National (ADSL) network could be ordered in the operator has announced it is to not take any further orders.

The campaigners often like to complain when FTTC based services are called fibre broadband and while KC in the Hull area is not perfect it appears they may end up with 90% of their fibre connections using full FTTP.

Primus Saver has added fibre (FTTC) broadband products to its product line, with a basic up to 38 Mbps unlimited service cost £16 per month.

AAISP has doubled the usage allowance on its popular Home::1 package from 50GB per month to 100GB of anytime usage.

Price rises are never nice, and with the timing of the latest round of rises from BT Retail is not clear if they are the start of the 2014 wave that offers will follow, or a response to rises from others during 2013.

The days of satellite dishes and TV aerials are limited, and the latest promotions from Sky suggest the provider ensuring it has a good foothold in the IPTV marketplace.

After a few months of near silence there is more news on the Fibre on Demand product from Openreach and the news that by the end of the financial year it will be available in some 303 exchange areas.