Category: Wholesale
Cable theft disconnects 2,000 broadband and telephone customers
Around 2,000 people have been cut-off from their telephone and broadband connections after thieves stole copper cable that provides their service.
BT add further 148 exchanges to WBC 24Mbps service
BT have announced a further 148 exchanges that will be enabled with Wholesale Broadband Connect (WBC) which will allow the exchanges to provide BT's up-to 24meg broadband service.
Who should pay for universal broadband?
A survey of over 2,000 users carried out by thinkbroadband shows that the majority of users wish the government to subsidise broadband rollout to ensure everyone in the UK will be able to receive not only a basic broadband service by 2012, but also a next generation service by 2017.
BT Paddington flood/fire update
Services continue to be affected following a flood yesterday at a BT exchange which caused an electrical fire.
Ofcom review of Wholesale Line/Broadband Access
Ofcom have released a review of Wholesale Line and Broadband Access in the UK which looks at the market and addresses BT's obligations to provide services to other communication providers.
One million end users on BT’s Wholesale Broadband Connect service
BT Wholesale reach the one million milestone for the number of end users using their up to 24Mbit/s broadband products based on WBC over their 21C network.
BT call for fair access to ducts
BT are seeking equality of access to competitors cabling ducts following its announcement that it will open up access to its network of ducts.
Uproar over fibre cabinets in St Albans
Battle lines are being drawn with people complaining about the new Openreach fibre cabinets being deployed as part of FTTC. Perhaps there is scope for people to rent BT Openreach a chunk of their front garden to host the cabinets.
BT plan to share it cable ducts with rivals
BT are talking with Ofcom about ways it can open up its cable ducts to rival operators