Category: Regulation

Ofcom is to assess the effectiveness of the migration processes available to ADSL users in the UK.

LLU is growing at a rate of 60,000 lines a month, with 360,000 lines now unbundled.

The ASA has issued its ruling on the national press advert that attracted complaints from both BT and members of the public.

It seems the EU funded project to bring broadband to the areas of Wales considered unviable by telecoms providers like BT has hit more delays.

The monthly report from the Telecoms Adjudicator, which shows in raw number terms a growth exceeding 15,000 lines per week.

Hopefully the latest document issued by Ofcom is a reflection of a growing interest in property developers building fibre based access into new developments.

With data for the second and third quarters of 2005 in, Ofcom has published its latest report on the communications market. This shows that the number of broadband connections stood at 9.8 million in December 2005.

The Welsh Development Agency has been given the preliminary go ahead for plans to create a fibre network linking 14 different business parks in Wales.

Ofcom has published the names of a number of providers who have not implemented an approved Alternate Dispute Resolution scheme.

Ofcom has announced a consultation period when interested parties can express their views on migrating between the various broadband and telephony products now available in the UK.