News - June - 2011
30th Jun, 2011 23:01 PM
A Shropshire-based UK broadband provider, Aquiss, has extended their 30 day trial scheme to also include their dedicated low latency gaming broadband range.
30th Jun, 2011 12:51 PM
Premium quality ISP Zen Internet UK has today launched a new lower priced entry-level fibre optic broadband package for the budget conscious consumer whom still demands a top quality internet connection.
30th Jun, 2011 11:50 AM
Sources claim that UK cable operator Virgin Media has "all but signed" a new agreement that would allow it to bundle some form of music service alongside its existing broadband ISP packages.
30th Jun, 2011 06:54 AM
The UK government has issued a significant new tender, which is worth up to GBP2 Billion, that seeks to establish a new national framework agreement with up to 12 suppliers for the country-wide deployment of superfast broadband internet access services.
30th Jun, 2011 00:35 AM
Telecoms operator Virgin Media UK has today launched a series of new 6 Months Half Price promotions on its broadband, phone and television (TV) service bundles.
29th Jun, 2011 23:02 PM
The Federation of Small Businesses has criticised the Welsh government for allowing Wales to fall behind other parts of the UK in terms of broadband coverage and performance.
29th Jun, 2011 12:00 PM
Mobile operator Vodafone UK has today launched a new range of UK, European and International Mobile Broadband and Wi-Fi roaming packages for its business customers.
29th Jun, 2011 08:23 AM
The UK advertising watchdog (ASA), under pressure from ISPs BSkyB (Sky Broadband ) and BT Retail, has effectively forced Virgin Media to pull its controversial www.stopthebroadbandcon.org website off the internet because rivals claimed that it unfairly denigrated their services.
29th Jun, 2011 07:57 AM
Ericsson has demonstrated a next generation LTE Advanced Mobile Broadband service, using commercial hardware, in Sweden that was able to deliver download speeds of up to 1Gbps (Gigabits per second).
29th Jun, 2011 07:40 AM
The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) has managed to enrage civil society groups after its latest draft statement on the 'Principles for Internet Policy-Making' called for broadband internet providers (ISP) to effectively take responsibility for policing online content.
29th Jun, 2011 06:56 AM
Consumer telecoms operator O2 UK has announced plans to launch a new commercial trial of superfast 'up to' 40Mbps broadband ISP services later this year.
28th Jun, 2011 23:07 PM
A UK mobile operator, T-Mobile, looks set to launch a new range of truly unlimited data / internet services in July 2011.
28th Jun, 2011 13:51 PM
Europe has announced millions of Euros in funding for 13 photonics research projects, which could boost the maximum capacity of fibre optic broadband ISP networks to deliver speeds of over 1Gbps into homes by 2020.
28th Jun, 2011 13:08 PM
Ofcom UK has proposed to slash the battery backup time for fibre optic broadband ISP connections from 4 hours to just 1 hour, which could put lives at risk and do serious harm to smaller businesses that can't afford the necessary network resilience.
28th Jun, 2011 12:43 PM
Chris Stening, the UK boss of consumer ISP BE Broadband, has confirmed that the provider hopes to launch an admittedly expensive superfast fibre broadband service before the end of 2011.
28th Jun, 2011 12:15 PM
TalkTalk Business has announced a major expansion of its UK Ethernet and Ethernet in the First Mile (EFM) based broadband ISP services.
28th Jun, 2011 11:31 AM
BT Openzone has signed a new deal with Hilton Worldwide that will allow its Wi-Fi wireless internet hotspot services to be deployed in 100 of the groups UK and Irish Hotels.
27th Jun, 2011 23:26 PM
UK ISP Rutland Telecom and fibre specialist Gigaclear have today revealed more details about their plans to deliver a fully independent superfast FTTH broadband network across rural Rutland.
27th Jun, 2011 14:55 PM
A UK broadband provider, ADSL24, has today launched two new products (Phone Line Rental and Mobile Broadband) alongside its existing ISP services.
27th Jun, 2011 11:29 AM
A UK High Court case tomorrow could allow the Film Industry to force broadband internet access providers (ISP) into blocking any websites that they deem to be facilitating "illegal" internet copyright infringement (piracy).
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