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30 July 2010
   
 
   
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    • Mark
    • June 8th 2010

    BT Broadband has today announced a deal with the Olympic Broadcasting Services Company which will see BT’s fibre-optic network used to relay information from 21 Olympic venues in 2012 back to the main media centre. The fibre-optic network will ensure that millions of viewers around the world will be able to watch the Olympics 2012 [...]

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    • Mark
    • June 7th 2010

    As competition in the UK broadband sector continues to increase there are a number of special offers available on the market today. For a limited time only TalkTalk is willing to waive the £29.99 connection fee for customers signing up to its Essentials or Pro packages.
    The Essentials package costs just £6.49 a month and offers [...]

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    • Mark
    • June 4th 2010

    A report by the European Commission casts a very disappointing light on the UK broadband sector after a period of consolidation during June 2009. After this period of consolidation the UK is now dominated by three major ISPs each claiming at least 20% of the market. While overall broadband penetration in the UK is now [...]

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    • Mark
    • June 3rd 2010

    Don’t worry this is only a made up headline and is never going to happen but can you imagine what would happen to the UK economy and UK consumers in event that the UK broadband network collapsed?
    The very fact that this headline would have injected massive concern into UK consumers and UK businesses is evidence [...]

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    • Mark
    • June 2nd 2010

    O2 broadband has opened up a new chapter in the history of the UK broadband sector with its “Niggles and Narks campaign” which effectively allows consumers to get their grievances off their chest. A recent survey by the company found that one of the biggest daily frustrations is slow Internet connections which came ahead of [...]

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  • Posted by
    • Mark
    • June 1st 2010

    The introduction of video on demand to Sky TV, Sky broadband and Skype HD TV subscribers, is a major development for the UK online arena. There has been talk for well over 10 years of a closer relationship between media companies and ISPs in the UK, and around the world, but only now are we [...]

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  • Posted by
    • Mark
    • May 31st 2010

    Virgin Media has announced a new deal for customers which will see access to 10 Mb per second broadband services for just £5 a month. Many experts believe this is the first real step towards the development of the VoIP market (voice over Internet protocol) which has for many years been lurking in the background.
    While [...]

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  • Posted by
    • Mark
    • May 28th 2010

    The European Commission has made a direct appeal for British Telecom to open up its broadband infrastructure to competitors in the UK. It is the use of overhead cables and underground ducts which is the focus of this request although it is not clear yet whether BT is willing to abide by the request.
    It is [...]

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  • Posted by
    • Mark
    • May 27th 2010

    In a move which could literally shake the whole UK broadband sector, it has been revealed that Sky TV customers with unlimited broadband and a Sky HD TV subscription will be eligible for free video on demand which will be delivered via “Sky Anytime Plus”. In simple terms, the service will allow users to download [...]

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  • Posted by
    • Mark
    • May 26th 2010

    As the UK Internet sector, and especially the UK broadband sector, continues to develop it is believed that many people in the UK have not changed their ISP for over three years. This is despite significant competition emerging in the sector, a reduction in new package prices, an increase in broadband speeds and in many [...]

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