Category: Regulation
TalkTalk has a go at Openreach over line rental costs
We presume TalkTalk made its case to Ofcom before the consultation period closed, otherwise the latest press release from the firm will amount to little more than PR.
Could targetted advertising fund faster broadband networks?
With the news of new guidelines for behavioural advertising systems, Ofcom boss Ed Richards appears to support such systems so long as they are done with the consent of the user.
ONS to stop tracking Internet Connectivity
With broadband accounting for 95% of connections in the UK the Office for National Statistics has announced it will stop tracking the number of Internet connections.
Ofcom to announce approval of BT FTTC/FTTH network
The Guardian has apparently found that Ofcom is to give the green light to BT's broadband plans.
Digital Britain report creates online feedback area
While its not a real forum, the Digital Britain Steering Board has created a comments section where people can leave their positive and negative views on the report.
Is mobile broadband for Universal Service a foregone conclusion?
The Digital Britain report was seen by many as a bridge not far enough, but it does seem to be backing mobile technologies.
ASA dismisses complaint relating to O2 ad
O2 is the latest broadband provider that has had to answer to the ASA.
Over seventeen million broadband connections in the UK
The latest market report from Ofcom combined with newer figures from the Telecommunications Adjudicator show that the UK has broken the 17 million connection barrier.
Is LLU take-up slowing down?
Since October 2008, some 310,000 new LLU lines have been provisioned in the UK.
Support for UK USO from Point Topic
Point Topic is well known for tracking the position of UK broadband in world league tables, and is supportive of the proposed USO.