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19 March 2010
   
 
   
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    • Mark
    • August 17th 2009

    BT broadband has finally confirmed an upgrade for over 40% of UK homes and businesses which will see their broadband speeds increase from around 8 Mb per second to 20 Mb per second in “enabled areas”. The company had been stalling somewhat on the expected upgrade but is now able to compete directly with the [...]

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    • Mark
    • August 12th 2009

    BT broadband has this week announced plans to increase the BT Openzone network which will bring increased wireless broadband capacity to the UK market. This growing division of BT has signed an agreement with the Camping and Caravan club as well as Pontins which will see holidaymakers gain access to wireless broadband facilities up and [...]

    Posted in BT, Broadband Availability, News
  • Posted by
    • Mark
    • July 29th 2009

    The Ofcom survey which claimed that UK broadband users were experiencing significantly reduced speeds compared to those advertised in the press has prompted great discussion within the industry. As you would expect, BT has been very forthcoming with claims that the survey is already out of date and ultimately unreliable, citing the fact that more [...]

    Posted in BT, News, Ofcom
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    • Mark
    • July 28th 2009

    While BT may have the technology and the funding to develop its broadband offering in the UK, the company has hit an unexpected snag in one of North London’s leafy suburbs. Haringey Council has today blocked BT from installing any more 1.8 m tall communication cabinets around the area of Muswell Hill. The council has [...]

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  • Posted by
    • Mark
    • July 10th 2009

    After finally agreeing a deal with broadband regulators which will see BT increase the wholesale broadband price it charges competitors to use its broadband network, the company has now announced a significant increase in the rate of rollout of its superfast broadband network. After initially looking to have superfast broadband available in around 500,000 homes [...]

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    • Mark
    • June 29th 2009

    BT broadband has this week been critical of the UK government’s plans to introduce a 50p per month tax on every copper telephone line in the UK. The move comes as the UK government looks to fund complete broadband connectivity across UK including large areas of the countryside which have yet to receive acceptable Internet [...]

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    • Mark
    • June 1st 2009

    British Telecom Broadband has today revealed plans to increase the speed of its broadband service from 8 Mb per second to 20 Mb per second in areas of the UK which can support the company’s ADSL 2+ technology. The fact that the potential broadband speed upgrade is free has attracted the attention of many UK [...]

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  • Posted by
    • Mark
    • April 17th 2009

    While just a few years ago BT was struggling with competitors appearing on a regular basis it would appear the company has now reinvented itself and is set to play a major role in the UK broadband market of the future. The ongoing development of BT’s fibre-optic network, which will be finished in 2012, will [...]

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    • Mark
    • March 12th 2009

    As the shackles are taken off BT broadband wholesale charges there is some debate as to whether we will see a substantial price hike in broadband subscriptions in the short to medium term. A number of surveys of late have suggested the fact that BT will be allowed to increase connection charges to rivals from [...]

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  • Posted by
    • Mark
    • March 4th 2009

    In a rather surprising move it has been revealed that Ofcom have no plans to introduce pricing restrictions regarding BT’s next-generation fibre-optic network. There had been speculation that Ofcom would severely limit the return on investment which British Telecom seeks from its new fibre-optic network which is about to be rolled out across the UK. [...]

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