Category: Internet Service Providers

BT Retail looks set to take Sky head on with its latest product changes which see P2P traffic management not flagged for traffic management.

BT has published its third quarter results for 2012, revealing its FTTC/P network now is larger than the FTTN one from Virgin Media.

Sky continues to grow its broadband band adding 132,000 customers in the last quarter.

This is the question posed by an ASA ruling and it seems the answer depends on when it was first sold.

The law of unintended consequences has seen BT adverts run into trouble as they increase prominence of the cost of telephone line rental.

The signs that IPv4 addressing is nearing the point where they become a truly scarce resource appears to be just around the corner.

Adverts for BT Infinity inviting people to use the retailers checker have been rapped by the ASA, with the ASA requiring changes to the checker.

After the intervention of a French minister Free has agreed to remove the default blocking of adverts on their ADSL service router.

Digital Region is facing heavy competition from multiple network operators and is continuing its search for a new operator to remove pressure on the public purse.

Zen Internet is offering free installation of its FTTC services until 31st March 2013, saving £72.