News - February - 2011
14th Feb, 2011 06:50 AM
An ex-employee for the defunct solicitors firm ACS:Law UK has accused her former employers of pursuing broadband ISP customers for P2P internet copyright infringement despite knowing that some "were clearly not guilty".
12th Feb, 2011 06:33 AM
A UK based network operator, Vtesse Networks, has lost its case against a ruling by the European Commission (EC), which allowed the UK government to unfairly tax smaller fibre optic cable network ISPs in a different way from the big BT Group.
11th Feb, 2011 11:38 AM
The latest ISP to confirm future support for the new IPv6 internet address standard is Lumison, a UK based business provider. IPv4 addresses have all been allocated and as a result it is becoming increasingly crucial to adapt.
11th Feb, 2011 06:34 AM
Corporate broadband ISP Virgin Media Business has called for providers to take the shackles off email after it revealed that 89 Percent of office workers could not send or receive emails larger than 15 Megabytes' in size.
11th Feb, 2011 00:30 AM
The UK government has shrugged off criticism of its Digital Economy Act (DEA) and ISP copyright infringement cost sharing proposals, while also warning BT and TalkTalk that they "will win" the Judicial Review.
11th Feb, 2011 00:00 AM
BT has announced its intention to assist in the spamming of multiple large "Live Site" (aka - Love Sites) display screens across the UK by allowing members of the public to send their Valentine's Day messages to them.
10th Feb, 2011 12:32 PM
Business ISP Easynet Connect has extended its affordable 100Mbps superfast fibre optic broadband service to businesses outside central London, such as those that reside in Slough, Reading and Croydon.
10th Feb, 2011 11:40 AM
The UK government's Chancellor, George Osborne, has today announced GBP10m in funding for a new superfast broadband pilot in North West Wales.
10th Feb, 2011 07:19 AM
Entanet has attacked plans by the UK's advertising standards authority to clamp down on misleading broadband ISP speed and "unlimited" usage advertising.
10th Feb, 2011 01:44 AM
A UK consumer ISP, Be Broadband, has confirmed that it intends to add support for IPv6 in the future but that it will still be relying upon IPv4 for some time to come.
10th Feb, 2011 00:03 AM
New H2-2010 statistics have revealed that Europe is now home to 8.1 Million fibre optic FTTH broadband ISP subscribers, growing from 4.5 million during the first half of 2010.
09th Feb, 2011 23:17 PM
The next generation 802.11ac Wi-Fi wireless networking standard, which claims to offer Gigabit throughput speeds, will be found inside 1 billion devices by 2015.
09th Feb, 2011 13:00 PM
The UK government has been criticised for moving too slowly on its first four superfast broadband pilots, which have yet to have their funding criteria defined and not been put out to tender.
09th Feb, 2011 11:30 AM
The UK based open broadband ISP TV (IPTV) service, YouView, has today officially delayed its first product trials until the end of 2011 and will not now launch their consumer services until early 2012.
09th Feb, 2011 07:54 AM
Residents covered by the UK East London telephone exchange of Poplar, which was recently upgraded to support BT's latest superfast 40Mbps FTTC broadband ISP technology, have complained that they cannot receive the service.
09th Feb, 2011 07:25 AM
UK Satellite ISP Avanti Communications has announced a group of five new contract wins for the sale of HYLAS 1 internet access services in Europe. New contracts have been signed by Buzz Networks and Rural Broadband UK of the UK, Broadband Algarve of Portugal and Globatel in Spain.
09th Feb, 2011 05:56 AM
Analysts at IHS iSuppli have predicted that Long Term Evolution ( LTE ) will win the war to become the world's next generation (4G) Mobile Broadband technology of choice. In 2014 LTE will have 303.1 Million subscribers, dwarfing WiMAX on 33.4 Million.
09th Feb, 2011 00:42 AM
ISP Be Broadband UK has scrapped its old BE Value internet access package (40GB usage allowance and 8Mbps speeds) and is instead forcing existing users to either upgrade to their newest deal or leave the service.
08th Feb, 2011 13:16 PM
A London court has prevented a controversial UK solicitors firm, ACS:Law, from dropping 26 cases of alleged illegal internet copyright P2P file sharing by broadband ISP customers.
08th Feb, 2011 12:02 PM
Eurostat has revealed that one third of Europeans with internet access have been hit by a computer virus, which is despite most surfers (84 Percent) using security software to prevent such attacks.
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