The UK government has launched an interesting new website today that publishes its business plans, including financial data and priorities, for all of their various departments. In particular we noted an interesting reference to a "subsidy" for homes without broadband access.

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The results from 427 respondents to ISPreview.co.uk's latest monthly (October 2010) survey have found that 83.9 Per Cent are now watching online video content, with 38.1 Per Cent viewing it for over 4 hours each week.

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Genesis Technical Systems has won new investment worth GBP120,000 from Minerva, the University of Warwick Science Park’s business angel network investor group, to help develop its 400Mbps capable DSL Rings tech and conduct EU / UK trials. DSL Rings can work over longer distances via existing copper phone lines.

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Internet provider PlusNet has begun offering '3 MONTHS FREE Broadband' to anybody who enters the voucher code of "november3" (without the speech marks) when they signup online.

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The English Channel Islands of Guernsey and Jersey look set to benefit thanks to a mix of current and future "super-fast" broadband upgrades (Gigabit Isles), with Guernsey winning a major fibre optic and Mobile Broadband enhancement.

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Ofcom has published the results of its initial research into UK mobile "not-spots", areas of the country where mobile reception is too weak to function properly, and found that Mobile Broadband (3G) services can currently reach 87% of the population (drops to 76% for geographic coverage).

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Home and business ISP Demon Internet UK (THUS Group, Cable and Wireless) has introduced a new range of Assured Rate broadband packages, which promise to deliver a minimum download speed at any time of the day or night, even during periods of peak usage.

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The latest Nokia Siemens Networks (NSN) study into Mobile Broadband (3G) users and non-users in France, Germany, Spain and the UK has revealed that 58% want faster services and 30% would even be willing to pay a premium to get it.

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