Broadband
Vodafone launches broadband deal
Vodafone has become the latest phone group to enter the UK broadband market.
Dial-up to become extinct as broadband prices plummet
The cost of broadband for UK consumers fell dramatically by up to a fifth (17%) last year and the trend is set to continue, as BT opens up more of its lines to other broadband companies and reduces the wholesale cost of line rental this spring.
ITV to provide free broadband TV service
ITV is to launch free-to-view broadband television service, viewers will be able to download live and 30-day ‘catch-ups’ of their favourite ITV programmes for free.
MAC code crisis remains unresolved despite new rules by Ofcom
Following uSwitch.com’s warning that the MAC code system has reached crisis point, Ofcom introduces new rules it claims will ‘ensure consumers are able to switch to a different broadband provider quickly and easily.’
BT Vision - passing you the control
BT has launched its next generation television service, BT Vision. This service puts the viewer in control by combining the appeal of TV with the interactivity of broadband. Customers will be able to watch what they want when they want and not be tied to TV schedules. The service does not require a regular monthly subscription.
‘MAC’ migraine in store for Orange customers
At a time when 2.8 million UK broadband customers confirm their dissatisfaction with their broadband supplier, Orange adds further misery by introducing the first switching charge.
Broadband providers’ ‘tricks of the trade’ deter switching
Broadband customers are being bamboozled by their providers to prevent them from switching.
UK broadband market sees further consolidation
uSwitch.com prediction that broadband market will continue to consolidate rings true.