Category: Regulation
4G auction not over, but time to start talking 5G
The harmonisation on 700MHz for mobile broadband is moving forward as Ofcom announces its plans for 5G.
EU compares passive infrastructure costs across Europe
We all enjoy a moan about BT, but it seems as with fibre availability we are middle of the road again when it comes PIA pricing.
Ofcom releases timetable for 4G auctions
Don't fall off your stool, but we now have a timetable for the 4G spectrum auction.
Advertising rules for mobile now in line with fixed broadband
The decrease in the frequency with which speed is mentioned in broadband advertising has increased, particularly as the new rules now affect mobile broadband too.
TalkTalk CEO does not know if Openreach fibre a good price?
TalkTalk back in 2006 changed the UK broadband landscape dramatically, but will it ever be able to do the same again?
Virgin Media held to task over coverage
The ASA has upheld another consumer complaint about Virgin Media.
More site blocking may be on its way
The BPI is apparently chasing the major broadband providers to request blocking for more file sharing websites.
BT and Virgin Media complain about Birmingham fibre plans
Virgin Media and BT seek to block Super Connected City project in Birmingham.
Bill to cut broadband roll-out red tape goes before Parliament
The promise to relex planning rules around the locating of broadband hardware in the street is edging closer, with the bill covering these changes now being presented to Parliament.
Openreach launches Disputed No Access process
There is a small but steady trickle of complaints about people taking a day off work to await an Openreach engineer and one never turning up. A new process should help to formalise complaints arising from these missed appointments.