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RSS isp uk broadbandBT broadband cuts: What it means for your wallet
News Lobbying by the ISP community has had the desired effect. BT's ISP, BTopenworld, is expected to make an announcement on its new pricing models in the coming weeks. Hours after BT announced its wholesale... [26 Feb 2002]
TalkTalk is UK's least-liked broadband provider
News The 2006 UK Broadband ISP report also showed the overall customer satisfaction ranking, which is based on things like performance, reliability, customer service, cost and billing, fell... [05 Dec 2006]
Wanadoo ready to push VoIP and battle BT
News Parent company France Telecom is burying the hippy-flavoured ISP and rebranding it under the Wanadoo label, all with a heavy broadband bias. As well as adding new products to its range and pumping out... [27 Apr 2004]
Vodafone does fixed line broadband
News Orange is doing its own 'free' offer for mobile subscribers, while O2 recently bought high-speed ISP Be, which sells next generation ADSL2+ broadband, capable of giving speeds up to a theoretical maximum... [11 Sep 2006]
Re:Viewing 2002 - A year in broadband (Part 2)
News Freeserve issued a warning to the government, telling MPs and Lords - and presumably anybody else who would listen - that Oftel's lax regulation of the ISP market could scupper the future of Broadband... [19 Dec 2002]
PlusNet goes for IPO to expand
News The UK ISP currently has 165,000 customers, 60,000 of which are for broadband. Veteran ISP PlusNet is to go for an IPO to raise cash for broadband... [07 Jun 2004]
Wanadoo unveils cheap internet phone calls
News Yesterday ISP America Online said it will launch a similar voice-over-broadband service within a month while in January Vonage launched its VoIP service in the UK. ISP... [09 Mar 2005]
24Mbps broadband comes to London
News In 2001 he bought Swedish ISP Bostream, which launched 26Mbps broadband. The ISP is one of the first operators in the UK to use French firm Alcatel's routing equipment... [01 Jul 2005]
Wanadoo and PlusNet go for high-speed LLU broadband
News PlusNet has also revealed its plans for super high-speed broadband, with the ISP planning to offer LLU customers speeds of up to 24Mbps from December, while customers in areas of Cornwall, Greater... [17 Oct 2005]
Has Sky got its eye on the broadband arena?
News As well as buying an existing broadband ISP, Sky is rumoured to be considering spending up to £200m to install its own broadband equipment in BT's local exchanges - a process known as... [14 Oct 2005]
Broadband speed: ISPs accept 'code of practice'
News The ISP added it is in the process of launching a new app on its homepage which will enable customers to discern the actual speed they will receive from Be. But while an estimated line speed is "a useful starting point",... [05 Jun 2008]
Sky and Virgin gearing up for broadband freebies?
News The news of Sky's move into the broadband market comes as no surprise - the broadcaster announced as early as October last year it intended to act as an ISP. The ISP is believed to be... [10 Apr 2006]
Could Dixons ditch Freeserve for AOL?
News Dixons helped create Freeserve during the dot-com boom, and the ISP quickly became the UK's largest dial-up provider due to its pioneering subscription-free business model. Research company Forrester... [04 Aug 2003]
RIP Freeserve
News Freeserve, the number one dial-up ISP in the UK, is to get the chop in spring and be brought under the Wanadoo branding umbrella that its parent company, France Telecom, uses for its ISP... [13 Apr 2004]
Freeserve severs ties with Dixons
News Freeserve, the UK's largest ISP, has confirmed weeks of speculation stating it will not renew a long-standing distribution agreement with electrical retailer Dixons Group. Dixons helped create Freeserve... [01 Sep 2003]
