Category: Internet Service Providers

TalkTalk release network statistics for their broadband service for June which saw a peak of 65% of customers online at any one time.

Virgin Media which has expanded its footprint by some 70,000 homes passed this year, is looking at adding another 100,000 by the end of the year.

Sky have announced their latest financial results indicating the fastest broadband growth in 3 years with 711,000 customers added over the last year.

Everything Everywhere, the venture between Orange and T-Mobile does not appear to have stemmed the loss of broadband customers from Orange.

O2 UK has published its results, which show a dip in numbers from the last quarter, meaning numbers are back to the June 2010 figures.

The growth of the LLU footprint offered by TalkTalk continues to grow, with 30 exchanges added in the last quarter and more expected in 2011/2012.

The BT Group has published its latest financial figures, which provide a further idea of what demand for super-fast broadband is like in the UK.

Virgin Media saw average revenue per user grow by 3.2% to £47.35 in the last quarter.

Ofcom customer service satisfaction survey puts TalkTalk at the bottom of the tables for both broadband and landline services, whilst Orange have recorded a big improvement since 2009.

Over 6.5 million homes now have access to 100meg, super-fast broadband from Virgin Media after the company has announced that the upgrades of its network to support the fastest Virgin product have made it available to 25% of the UK.