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clickBrits suffering fat pipe rage
News A is for ADSL B is for BT Click on the links below to find out more. Firing up fat pipes is inducing techno-rage in many UK broadband customers, according to a survey commissioned by O2 Broadband. The list from A to Z [25 Jan 2008]
Fibre connectivity set to change, says EC
News A is for ADSL B is for BT Click on the links below to find out more. The European Commission is to issue a recommendation on how member states should go about rolling out fibre connectivity to homes and businesses. [28 Feb 2008]
Broadband switching still a tricky business
News A is for ADSL B is for BT Click on the links below to find out more. Switching broadband providers is still proving a tricky business despite Ofcom rules introduced a year ago designed to make the process easier. [15 Feb 2008]
3 to shut Superdrug concessions
News A is for ADSL B is for BT Click on the links below to find out more. Mobile operator 3 UK is to close the majority of its Superdrug retail concessions. The company will exit 107 of the 127 concessions it has in the health and beauty chain, which is... [14 Jan 2008]
Stolen music still big with MP3 generation
News A is for ADSL B is for BT Click on the links below to find out more. Young people are getting almost half of their music collection through illegal means. Record industry artist and publisher group, British Music Rights (BMR), claims the average 14... [16 Jun 2008]
Broadband: King of the net connections
News A is for ADSL B is for BT Click on the links below to find out more. Broadband use in the UK is inching up towards 90 per cent of all internet connections, according to the latest figures from the Office of National Statistics (ONS). [22 Nov 2007]
Vodafone cuts mobile broadband prices
News A is for ADSL B is for BT Click on the links below to find out more. Vodafone is hoping to ramp up mobile broadband uptake in the UK by waving the carrot of a £15 per month 3GB price plan in UK consumers' faces. [01 Feb 2008]
Tesco to launch iTunes challenger
News A is for ADSL B is for BT Click on the links below to find out more. Tesco is launching an online music service next month with more than three million tracks available to download and more content to follow. [15 Apr 2008]
Companies urged not to ban Facebook
News A is for ADSL B is for BT Click on the links below to find out more. Companies shouldn't ban staff from using social applications such as Facebook and MySpace because of concerns about how they might be used. [08 Aug 2008]
Music piracy fight - ISPs must do more
News A is for ADSL B is for BT Click on the links below to find out more. The music industry is calling for governments and internet services providers (ISPs) to do more in the fight against digital music piracy. [25 Jan 2008]
Tennis federation rallies web presence
Case Study A is for ADSL B is for BT Click on the links below to find out more. The International Tennis Federation (ITF) has beefed up its website to improve availability and speed for millions of tennis fans following the scores of Davis Cup matches online. [12 Mar 2008]
Social networking "white elephant" warning
News A is for ADSL B is for BT Click on the links below to find out more. Social networking could turn out to be a costly "white elephant" for businesses that rush to invest in the technology. Many companies are thinking about whether they can take... [13 Dec 2007]
UK goes mad for social networking
News A is for ADSL B is for BT Click on the links below to find out more. UK web users are the keenest advocates of social networking in Europe, spending more time on them than anyone else across the continent. [12 Dec 2007]
3.5G gizmos mushrooming forth
News A is for ADSL B is for BT Click on the links below to find out more. The number of 3.5G devices on the market is mushrooming with 150 per cent annual growth in HSDPA gizmos, according to stats from GSM/3G supplier association the Global Mobile... [07 Apr 2008]
£68m 'snooping' database: Little impact on serious crime
News A is for ADSL B is for BT Click on the links below to find out more. Powers to snoop on the UK's email and internet records will be of limited use in tackling serious crime, the government has admitted. [13 Aug 2008]
