News Archive - July 2011

Friday, July 22nd 2011

The network operator beat off competition from the likes of Sky and Virgin Media. Orange has seen a major turnaround in its broadband customer service rating, with more happy subscri...

Thursday, July 21st 2011

The East Yorkshire telecoms firm could bring speeds of up to 100Mbps to residents in the city. Hull-based telecoms firm KC has announced plans to bring fibre optic broadband to the East Yorkshire...

Thursday, July 21st 2011

The district has been named the most entrepreneurial in the north-east. High-quality business broadband access has helped Teesdale win an award for being the most entrepren...

Wednesday, July 20th 2011

The UK and six other countries have fulfilled the European Commission's new telecoms rules. The UK is one of only seven member states to have implemented new European Commission (EC) rules on ...

Wednesday, July 20th 2011

Businesses in Wales need broadband access now, the rural campaign group has argued. Rural firms without broadband access cannot afford to wait another four years for a fast and reliabl...

Tuesday, July 19th 2011

The local council has given more information on the scheme, which is set to be delivered by The Cloud and other partners. Colchester Borough Council has unveiled full details of its plan to transform the borough into the U...

Tuesday, July 19th 2011

The average Brit spends just under ten hours per week browsing the web at home. Three-quarters of UK adults have a home broadband connection, according to new research from Ofcom.T...

Monday, July 18th 2011

The Wi-Fi operator has been chosen to help improve internet services in the town. Colchester could become the first "high-speed wireless town" in the UK under new plans tha...

Monday, July 18th 2011

The broadcaster will utilise a new app to measure current levels of service. The BBC has announced a collaboration with network analysis firm Epitiro that will see the broadcast...

Friday, July 15th 2011

Three of Europe's biggest telecoms firms are keen to start charging online content providers for delivering material to consumers. Major telecoms firms have warned that the European Union's targets on super-fast broadband acces...