Category: Internet Service Providers

The Post Office has offered an unlimited service for a while now, but it seems the changes to advertising rules may have prompted a revamp of the providers Fair Use Policy.

Closely on the heels of its 40/2 fibre product, Sky is launching a faster fibre service for £30 a month. It is currently only available to new Sky customers.

Zen Internet has made its fibre product range more attractive, by offering the GEA FTTC 80 Mbps service on all its products except Fibre Lite, and will upgrade existing customers in May.

Another quarter has passed and Virgin Media is the first of the broadband providers with its quarterly results, adding some 146,700 customers to its 30 Mbps and faster services.

John Lewis has launched three broadband packages, offering unlimited broadband for £18 a month, no matter where you live in the UK.

In a deal that will see Cable and Wireless Worldwide shareholders receive 38p per share, Vodafone has now acquired a fixed-line network in the Network.

The one thing that is worse than not having broadband is having had it, and then it being taken away, so the news that Connexin was taking over some the NextGenUs network would have been welcome relief to a few hundred broadband users.

Sky Broadband customers now have access to the Sky WiFi app for iOS and Android devices.

April 12th has arrived, and so we add another provider who is selling Openreach FTTC services. This time using their own network for backhaul.

The rumour was that BT Retail would launch its 80/20 FTTC product for the same price as its original Infinity services, and the rumour has proved true.