Category: thinkbroadband
What does ‘fibre broadband’ mean?
The term 'fibre broadband' has been used in many contexts, not always describing the same thing. We discuss what we mean by it and how we have made our decision on how it's used.
How close are the superfast projects to UK goal of 90%?
Our monthly summary of how the different UK regions are doing with regards the roll-out of superfast broadband is upon us again.
Superfast broadband coverage progress across UK regions
Another month has flown by so its time to publish our summary for the broadband coverage in the 12 UK regions.
How close has Worcestershire got to its 90% fibre based broadband target
Worcestershire is celebrating the chance that it will be able to finish its superfast extension programme nine months ahead of plan.
Broadband speed test results for September 2015
Another month has rolled by and some providers are down in speed, others are up and this variation continues across the UK. Also some new entrants in the top table.
Poll Results: Should Openreach be nationalised?
The current debate because of the Ofcom review into how to regulate Openreach to ensure a vibrant future for UK Broadband led us to ask whether our visitors would like the idea of a nationalised Openreach.
Speed test results for August 2015
The nights are drawing in and August Bank Holiday is over so its time to publish another set of speed test results, unsurprisingly Hyperoptic is still in the number 1 position.
Forum moderation changes…
Our long standing senior moderator Don (known affectionately as 'sadoldman') is stepping down.
Poll Results: What the public said about an Openreach split
We ran a poll on whether Ofcom should split Openreach away from the BT Group some time ago and now that the Ofcom review is underway it is time to reveal the response from our visitors.
ISPA announce 2015 ISPA Awards shortlists
The testing for the 2015 ISPA Awards has finished and all the entrants should have submitted their written entry forms and just a few weeks left for the judges to make their decisions.