Broadband
Virgin Media's superfast broadband
Commenting on Virgin Media's new superfast next generation broadband offering, James Parker, manager of broadband at price comparison site moneysupermarket.com, said: "Virgin has taken the first steps to move Britain into the future with huge investment in its cable network; enabling it to offer the first broadband package of 50 megabytes.
Uswitch.com: Virgin Media's new 50Mb broadband service
As Virgin Media launches what is advertised as the UK's fastest broadband connection, Will Marples, communications manager at uSwitch.com comments on what the first 50Mb broadband connection means for consumers:
Virgin Media's 50MB broadband service
Michael Phillips, Product Director, BroadbandChoices.co.uk said:
Virgin Media launches ultrafast 50Mb broadband service
Virgin Media, UK broadband provider, has launched its much anticipated ultrafast 50Mb broadband service. Giving customers nearly nine times the average headline broadband speed in the UK, the launch of the 50Mb service is a seismic leap forward for broadband access in the UK and the coming of age of Virgin Media's unique fibre optic cable network.
How to keep children virtually safe this Xmas
Parents who are buying computers for Christmas need to get up to speed with parental control software to help protect their children from online dangers, including cyber bullying and online predators, says the Which? Complete Guide to Protect Your PC.
BBC, ITV and BT join for on-demand broadband TV
BroadbandChoices.co.uk comments on the news that the BBC, ITV and BT are joining together to promote a common industry approach to deliver on-demand TV over broadband for consumers.
Consumers surge online on “Mega Monday”
Monday December 8th 2008 was the biggest online shopping day this year with sales volumes up 18% and values up 14% as consumers flocked online to purchase their Christmas presents.
More needs to be done to improve experience of broadband
Michael Phillips, Product Director at BroadbandChoices.co.uk, comments on the new Code of Practice announced by Ofcom which takes effect on 5 December 2009: "We welcome the Code of Practice announced by Ofcom as we believe it is essential that customers are provided with as much information and clarity as possible on the likely speed of their broadband service.
BT to pass on VAT cut in full to broadband customers
Michael Phillips, Product Director, said: "We are pleased to see that BT has taken the initiative to pass on the VAT cut to broadband customers and hope that other ISPs will follow their example.
BBC live streaming service
Michael Phillips, Product Director, BroadbandChoices.co.uk comments on the new BBC live streaming service: "This new service from the BBC is a positive step forward and allows broadband users to take advantage of exciting new applications and new content.
One in four Brits to change ISP when contract ends
Over a quarter (26%) of broadband connected Brits plan to change ISP when their contract ends, according to a survey by ISPreview.co.uk. Meanwhile 28 per cent thought it likely that they'd change, though no final decision had been made, and 46 per cent had no plans to switch.
moneysupermarket.com: Ofcom ICM Report
Commenting on Ofcom's latest International Communications Market Report 2008, James Parker, manager of mobiles and broadband at moneysupermarket.com says, "The latest report from Ofcom shows just how much appetite there is for new technology.
UK leading internationally as a digitally advanced nation
UK consumers are embracing new digital TV services, such as High Definition TV and Digital Video Recorders, alongside many other leading economies across the world, new Ofcom research reveals.
moneysupermarket.com urges people to stay safe online
In support of get safe online week James Parker, commercial manager of mobiles and broadband at moneysupermarket.com, offers advice on how to stay safe when using Wi-Fi networks and how to avoid the dangers of spam:
Britain's top ten broadband annoyances
Broadband internet access has revolutionised the way we use our computers and access the internet. Rapid improvements in technology mean that we can browse websites and download information faster than ever before.