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NewsBT to launch 300Mbps Infinity full Fibre to the Premises broadband service
BT is planning to launch a full FTTP (Fibre to the Premises) product providing download speeds of 300Mbps and upload speeds of 20Mbps. This premium…
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NewsBT brings high speeds to the hi-rises: Broadband Rollout Roundup 06/07/2013
It’s been another quiet week on the broadband rollout front. BT has got a few more BDUK contracts to look forwards to, but until those…
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NewsFreeview boss: 15-20 per cent of UK won’t have broadband by 2020
Freeview managing director Ilse Howling has revealed that she doesn’t expect universal broadband access will be achieved in 2020. When discussing Freeview adoption and the…
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NewsRural gigabit broadband project Ultrafast Underriver shunned by council – UPDATED
Ultrafast Underriver, the rural broadband project based in Kent, has been shunned by Kent County Council, who have declined to list the project on their…
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NewsFirst superfast villages in the West Country named: Broadband Rollout Roundup 29/06/2013
This week’s edition of Broadband Rollout Roundup features the latest data on availability of FTTC (Fibre to the Cabinet) and FTTP (Fibre to the Premises)…
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NewsBT to bring fibre-based broadband to North and North East Lincolnshire
BT has been selected to pump superfast broadband across 89 per cent of properties across North and North East Lincolnshire. The North Lincs Broadband Programme…
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NewsBT Vision customers who lose Sky Sports offered six months’ free broadband
BT has revealed that a minority of customers on its copper broadband service could temporarily lose Sky Sports 1 and 2 when BT Sport launches…
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NewsSuperfast Broadband for 95 per cent by 2017: BDUK goalposts moved
Broadband Delivery for the UK (BDUK) goalposts have been moved. 95 per cent of the country now stands to get superfast broadband, but the due…
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NewsESPN says bye Sky, hello to BT Sport
The ESPN sports channels are no longer available to buy from Sky TV. As of this Monday, Sky stopped selling ESPN and ESPN HD prior…
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NewsEE broadband most complained about, says latest Ofcom survey
Ofcom’s latest quarterly report on customer services fingers EE as the worst of the big broadband providers in terms of complaints generated. Figures aren’t nearly…
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NewsSuperfast broadband bringing 50Mbps to Midlands business park
Kingswood Business Park in Albrighton, Shropshire will benefit from a 50Mbps fibre optic broadband line courtesy of Bespoke Computing. The £20,000 project will supply roughly…
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NewsZen Internet half price fibre broadband installation cost
Zen Internet has cut the price of installation for its fibre-based broadband services by more than half. Instead of the usual £110.40 for set-up, Zen…
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NewsBT to connect Herts and Bucks to superfast broadband
BT has been selected to connect up to 90 per cent of Hertfordshire and Buckinghamshire homes and firms to superfast fibre-based broadband. The ambitious project…
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NewsHalf a million milestone passed in Wales: Broadband Rollout Roundup 22/06/13
This week’s Broadband Rollout Roundup has a distinct Celtic edge as news of superfast broadband reaching half a million locations across Wales reaches our ears….
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NewsOfcom approves Sky’s BT Sport ad ban
Sky is within its rights to not show adverts for rival sports broadcaster BT Sport on its Sky Sports channels, Ofcom has ruled. The regulator…
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NewsGoldenEye targets O2 and Be customers with legal letters
GoldenEye International has begun sending out letters to O2 and Be Broadband customers accused of sharing copyrighted adult content. The letters accuse subscribers of downloading…
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NewsEE launches unlimited broadband and call packages to landlines
EE has launched a new range of unlimited fibre and inclusive weekend landline calls from £15/month, claiming the best value fibre and calls package at up-to-38Mbps. Prices…
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NewsPost Office aims for 16 million to Get Connected to broadband
The Post Office has announced Get Connected, a scheme aimed at getting the 16 million people in the UK who have little or no knowledge…
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