Category: Internet Service Providers

Virgin Media is continuing to grow its broadband base, and half of all new customers are signing up to the 30 Mbps or faster products, showing that demand for superfast broadband is growing.

Ask4 have announced today that they will be taking over all Digital Region contracts from ISP RipWire

TalkTalk see a small drop in broadband base compared with Q2 2011.

TalkTalk will offer users an active choice in using their HomeSafe parental control service when signing up.

Old Bulldog and Pipex customers are moving yet again, they were bought by Pipex some years ago, and as of January 2012 they have been acquired by Global 4 Communications Ltd.

RiPWiRE who are based in South Yorkshire appears to have ceased trading, with customers who are on the Digital Region FTTC network posting a copy of an email.

The UK should be moving up the speed takes based on what is actually available to consumers, as Virgin Media has announced passing the ten million home mark for its 100 Mbps service roll-out.

To announce such a large charge to product speeds at the same as a firms financial results is not unusual, so we take a look at the broadband related figures from the BT Groups Q3 results.

BT has issued its full press release on Fibre Overlay, and it shows that areas with FTTC are to have an on-demand option for FTTP for consumers and small businesses.

An update to the Plusnet traffic management platform resulted in lots of customers being assigned a slow default profile.