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RSS JupiterResearchShoppers ready to slash web spending
News According to a survey of 1,000 UK online consumers by JupiterResearch, sponsored by search marketing firm LinkShare, 46 per cent of respondents said they are planning to reduce their online spending in the next 12 months. [15 Oct 2008]
Rubbish home broadband? BT has the answer...
News Ian Fogg, research director at JupiterResearch, told silicon.com the move is "a tactical measure" by BT "to make the best of current broadband technology". BT may have been making a few noises about investing in a fibre... [01 Oct 2008]
Orange cuts voice and data roaming costs
News Thomas Hussan, senior analyst at JupiterResearch, told silicon.com: "I think the good news is that operators are beginning to address the data roaming issue," adding high prices are one of the main inhibitors for the... [20 May 2008]
Carphone Warehouse plans broadband boost
News Ian Fogg, research director at JupiterResearch, said Carphone Warehouse is facing big investment decisions in its broadband business if it is to keep up with the competition as ADSL2+ products hit the market. [09 May 2008]
2010: UK dial-up's dying days
News Ian Fogg, research director at JupiterResearch, told silicon.com: "Dial-up use is falling off very quickly because there is very little or - in some cases - no price advantage for dial-up. The price comparison website... [26 Nov 2007]
Where next for broadband Britain?
News That's the warning from Ian Fogg, research director at JupiterResearch Europe, who was speaking during a Westminster eForum debate on the future of broadband Britain. JupiterResearch's Fogg said: "No one... [22 Nov 2007]
So is Google planning a Gphone?
News Thomas Husson, analyst at JupiterResearch, agreed. Google is unlikely to launch a 'Gphone' mobile device because it doesn't fit in with its business model, according to industry watchers. The rumour mill went into... [07 Sep 2007]
Google sticks ads on YouTube
News Joe Laszlo, an analyst with JupiterResearch, said: "This is a relatively unobtrusive way to get an ad in front of viewers. Google is finally rolling out an advertising format for YouTube it hopes could succeed where... [22 Aug 2007]
Mobile tracking services get parental thumbs-up
News Mobile tools that allow individuals to be located and tracked would appeal to two distinct groups according to the Location-Based Services: Where Are You report from analyst house JupiterResearch. Julie Ask, research... [09 Aug 2007]
One-fifth of the world online by 2011
News The most significant areas of growth are expected to be the Bric countries (Brazil, Russia, India and China), according to the JupiterResearch report, titled Worldwide Online Population Forecast, 2006 to 2011: Emerging... [26 Jul 2007]
Microsoft faces $1bn hit over faulty Xbox 360s
News JupiterResearch analyst Michael Gartenburg told silicon.com: "This is almost an unprecedented situation, in terms of a company doing something like this for their customers in the consumer electronics space. [06 Jul 2007]
How shiny is the iPhone's halo?
News And Thomas Husson, mobile analyst at JupiterResearch said: "The iPhone has a huge consumer demand. With continuing speculation around which UK operator will secure the iPhone, analysts are split over what the benefits of... [05 Jul 2007]
ISPs warned against favouritism
News As the debate over net neutrality hots up, JupiterResearch claims most UK ISPs are able provide improved access to certain websites through expanded bandwidth though they don't like to talk about it.... [29 Jun 2007]
3G vs wi-fi: Let battle commence
News Ian Fogg, analyst with JupiterResearch, suggests 3G is becoming more competitive with wi-fi. The battle between 3G and wi-fi for dominance of the wireless internet world will all come down to which offers the broadest... [18 Jun 2007]
Facebook opens the door to outsiders
News Emily Riley, an analyst with JupiterResearch, said: "Facebook is really trying to catch up technologically. Social networking site Facebook is finally opening up to third-party software developers - a move that comes... [25 May 2007]
