April 2009 Broadband News
Sky HD boxes "take off" as numbers reach 1m
The popularity of high-definition (HD) has begun to "take off", according to Sky.
Thu, 30th April 2009 - by Brian Palmer
BT challenges businesses to consider i...
BT has announced companies could be saving as much as 65 per cent on their ..
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Thu, 30th April 2009 - by Tim Bisley
Internet conference succeeds 'despite ...
Broadband services, technology and applications were just some of the ..
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Thu, 30th April 2009 - by Noel Mellor
Facebook 'rebuilding bridges with web ...
Facebook may have begun to rebuild some of the bridges it had torn down ..
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Wed, 29th April 2009 - by Brian Palmer
Online shopping popularity 'will keep ...
Having a reliable and speedy broadband connection could improve the online ..
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Wed, 29th April 2009 - by Isabel Plumbly
More April 2009 Broadband News
Expert advises comparing broadband packages
Broadband providers across the UK are in fierce competition with one another to provide the best packages and poach each others customers, a new article has advised. Read the full story »
Wed, 29th April 2009 - by Tim Bisley
AOL launches a 'Socialthing'
AOL has announced a new service designed to help businesses attract new customers and clients using the latest in social networking and broadband internet technology. Read the full story »
Wed, 29th April 2009 - by Noel Mellor
Broadband from BT now starts from
Those looking for a home broadband deal could check out what BT has to offer, after it announced a new package this week. Read the full story »
Tue, 28th April 2009 - by Brian Palmer
Motorola chosen for Fiji's mobile broadband drive
Motorola has announced that its latest broadband technology is to be utilised to serve the needs of an enhanced internet connectivity drive in Fiji. Read the full story »
Tue, 28th April 2009 - by Tim Bisley
Sky announces new 'on-demand advertising' service
Sky has announced the launch of a new service through its broadband-powered on-demand TV service. Read the full story »
Tue, 28th April 2009 - by Noel Mellor
Facebook changes 'could emulate Twitter'
Broadband users could see changes to one of the internet's most popular social networking site that will make it more like one of its emerging rivals, it has been suggested. Read the full story »
Mon, 27th April 2009 - by Brian Palmer
Consumers advised on cyber crime
One expert has advised consumers and web users to be extra vigilant as tough economic times could lead to some people committing acts of cyber crime. Read the full story »
Mon, 27th April 2009 - by Tim Bisley
UK consumers 'confused by broadband terminology'
Consumers in the UK are confused about the technology and terminology relating to broadband internet services, a new survey from Virgin Media has found. Read the full story »
Mon, 27th April 2009 - by Noel Mellor
Report: Google Street View does not breach privacy
Google's Street View map tool is unlikely to breach the Data Protection Act and removing it entirely would be unnecessary, it has been claimed. Read the full story »
Fri, 24th April 2009 - by Isabel Plumbly
Talk Talk Group 'performing well' despite downturn
The Carphone Warehouse has announced its broadband telecommunications division is performing well despite the current economic climate. Read the full story »
Fri, 24th April 2009 - by Brian Palmer
Cost cutting with the web 'is easy'
Broadband services could be an effective way for small businesses and entrepreneurs to cut costs and boost their advertising prospects, one expert has suggested. Read the full story »
Fri, 24th April 2009 - by Tim Bisley
Motorola system provides "reliable and secure connectivity"
Motorola has explained how the use of one of its broadband networking systems is benefitting staff and students at one US-based learning institution. Read the full story »
Fri, 24th April 2009 - by Noel Mellor
Orange announces new Wikimedia deal
Orange has announced a new partnership to provide mobile internet and broadband users access to a range of new information portals. Read the full story »
Thu, 23rd April 2009 - by Brian Palmer
BT announced as network supporter of BMW Open
BT's broadband and telecommunications services are to be utilised as part of this year's BMW International Open Championship, it has emerged. Read the full story »
Thu, 23rd April 2009 - by Tim Bisley
Budget to fund fast broadband coverage
This week's Budget included plans to boost internet services across the UK by 2012. Read the full story »
Thu, 23rd April 2009 - by Noel Mellor
Expert warns about posting personal details online
One expert has advised broadband users to be careful about the level of information regarding themselves they post online. Read the full story »
Thu, 23rd April 2009 - by Brian Palmer
O2 broadband dongle tested
A mobile broadband USB modem that is readily available on a number of business packages from O2 has been put to the test in a recent article. Read the full story »
Thu, 23rd April 2009 - by Noel Mellor
Twitter success 'helped by celebs'
The success of Twitter has been helped by celebrity 'tweeters' and attention from the media, it has been suggested. Read the full story »
Thu, 23rd April 2009 - by Isabel Plumbly
NESTA calls for more technological investment
The National Endowment for Science, Technology and the Arts (Nesta) has highlighted the need for investment in new technologies. Read the full story »
Wed, 22nd April 2009 - by Noel Mellor
Broadband users 'need to consider data storage'
Broadband users need to have back up plans in place for when data becomes lost in the event of a technical problem, it has been advised. Read the full story »
Wed, 22nd April 2009 - by Brian Palmer
Virgin Media launches Dexter season 3 in HD
Virgin Media has announced it will offer the latest series of an award-winning US television show on its broadband-powered on-demand service. Read the full story »
Wed, 22nd April 2009 - by Tim Bisley
CLA calls for action on rural broadband
The divide between rural and urban regions over access to broadband internet services needs to be addressed as quickly and efficiently as possible, according to one expert. Read the full story »
Wed, 22nd April 2009 - by Noel Mellor
Mobile broadband providers 'block The Pirate Bay'
Access to file-sharing portal The Pirate Bay has been blocked by certain mobile broadband providers, it has been claimed. Read the full story »
Wed, 22nd April 2009 - by Isabel Plumbly
Mobile broadband 'not just for travelling salesmen'
Mobile broadband is rapidly becoming an essential part of many people's day to day lives and one particular network has been highlighted as offering a service that is ahead of its competitors. Read the full story »
Tue, 21st April 2009 - by Brian Palmer
Financial experts 'want fast, web-based data access'
Business users and people working in the financial sector require fast web-based systems and connections - and the market is responding to this accordingly, according to one expert. Read the full story »
Tue, 21st April 2009 - by Tim Bisley
New deal 'could be important to the future of broadband'
Avanti Communications Group has announced it will supply broadband products to a range of service providers across the UK - which could have a knock-on effect on national connectivity. Read the full story »
Tue, 21st April 2009 - by Noel Mellor
Panel discusses broadband digital integration
A panel discussion that formed part of the latest Digital Britain seminar brought together a range of experts to discuss how broadband technologies are being adopted for home entertainment. Read the full story »
Mon, 20th April 2009 - by Noel Mellor
Pirate Bay ruling 'will have ripple effect for broadband users'
The conviction of the men behind one of the internet's most well-known file sharing portals could have a "ripple effect" that will cause UK broadband users to reconsider illegal downloads, it has been suggested. Read the full story »
Mon, 20th April 2009 - by Tim Bisley
Broadband users 'can expect even better netbooks'
It will not be long before broadband users have access to portable computing solutions capable of lasting a full day on one battery charge, according to one expert. Read the full story »
Mon, 20th April 2009 - by Brian Palmer
O2 partnership 'to benefit developers' clients'
O2 has announced it will incorporate three companies into its Applications Centre of Excellence. Read the full story »
Mon, 20th April 2009 - by Noel Mellor
Behavioural marketing 'needs users consent'
The use of behavioural advertising systems needs to include input from the general public and should not be implemented without their permission in a number of circumstances, one expert has suggested. Read the full story »
Fri, 17th April 2009 - by Tim Bisley
BT announces 'low-cost, high-value' business broadband
BT has announced this week that its business broadband customers can soon expect access to a new "high-value" package, it has announced this week. Read the full story »
Fri, 17th April 2009 - by Brian Palmer
Broadband security and social networking debate announced
The subject of broadband access to social networking websites and the inherent security measures that should be applied are to be discussed at an event in London this month. Read the full story »
Thu, 16th April 2009 - by Noel Mellor
Broadband TV 'has entered the mainstream'
The affordability and popularity of broadband services will continue to influence the availability of high quality, on-demand home video entertainment, it has been advised. Read the full story »
Thu, 16th April 2009 - by Brian Palmer
Sky boosts broadband and TV services support
Sky has announced it is to give its broadband and television services a boost with improvements to its customer support systems. Read the full story »
Thu, 16th April 2009 - by Tim Bisley
Virgin Media studies broadband TV advertising
Virgin Media has announced the results of a three-month study into the effectiveness of advertising using its broadband TV services, it has emerged. Read the full story »
Thu, 16th April 2009 - by Noel Mellor
Businesses 'recognise the importance of the right server'
Business broadband users are discovering that the right server is becoming a vital component in their business practices, one expert has argued. Read the full story »
Wed, 15th April 2009 - by Noel Mellor
Virgin Media offers more data storage and enhanced email
Virgin Media has announced a number of changes to its current broadband packages that could see its users take advantage of some storage and communication improvements. Read the full story »
Wed, 15th April 2009 - by Brian Palmer
Novatel Wireless scoops broadband innovation award
Novatel has been honoured for its range of wireless broadband products at a recent Las Vegas event. Read the full story »
Wed, 15th April 2009 - by Tim Bisley
Broadband hunters advised to compare packages
Consumers need to research data restrictions and prices well in advance of signing up to a broadband package if they are to get the service that is right for them, it has been advised. Read the full story »
Wed, 15th April 2009 - by Noel Mellor
Industry event to focus on gaming industry
An upcoming event focusing on converging technologies such as broadband, video content and home entertainment has announced that this year it will expand its range of activities. Read the full story »
Tue, 14th April 2009 - by Brian Palmer
Data warnings 'could tempt users to shop elsewhere'
A new survey has highlighted how warnings about broadband usage limits could prompt consumers to consider shopping around. Read the full story »
Tue, 14th April 2009 - by Tim Bisley
New partnership announced for music video portal
A new entertainment service could soon be available to broadband users thanks to the announcement of a new partnership. Read the full story »
Tue, 14th April 2009 - by Noel Mellor
Virgin Media unveils V Stuff extras
Virgin Media has announced the launch of a new range of extras that will be available with its current line of broadband packages. Read the full story »
Thu, 9th April 2009 - by Brian Palmer
'IWF is doing valuable work' expert comments
The Internet Watch Foundation (IWF) is doing "valuable work", it has been advised. Read the full story »
Thu, 9th April 2009 - by Tim Bisley
Government 'may impose' solution on mobile broadband airwaves
If mobile operators fail to reach an agreement regarding a certain part of the spectrum then the government will intervene, according to a report. Read the full story »
Thu, 9th April 2009 - by Noel Mellor
New Orange broadband packaged 'targets employees'
Orange has announced details of a new business-focussed broadband package that it hopes will provide smaller firms an opportunity to avoid hidden costs. Read the full story »
Wed, 8th April 2009 - by Brian Palmer
BT chosen by Munich Re for network support
BT has been chosen as the broadband network provider for what it claims is the world's largest provider of re-insurance services, it has emerged. Read the full story »
Wed, 8th April 2009 - by Noel Mellor
Orange 'considering broadband TV acquisition'
A broadband service originally put together as a partnership between the BBC, ITV and Channel 4 could soon be in the hands of a new owner, it has emerged. Read the full story »
Mon, 6th April 2009 - by Brian Palmer
Orange to boost staff with new academy
Orange has announced it is hoping to boost its customer services and sales divisions with the launch of a new educational facility. Read the full story »
Mon, 6th April 2009 - by Noel Mellor
TalkTalk boosts free calls offerings
TalkTalk has announced details of a new service aimed at reducing the amount of cash people spend on staying in touch with one another. Read the full story »
Mon, 6th April 2009 - by Tim Bisley
Broadband calling 'still in its infancy'
Being able to make telephone calls using a broadband connection is a service that has been around for some time - yet is still in its earliest stages, one expert has advised. Read the full story »
Fri, 3rd April 2009 - by Tim Bisley
Industry 'has already accepted broadband calling'
Using broadband technology to make cheap telephone calls is something that the industry has grown accustomed to, it has been advised. Read the full story »
Fri, 3rd April 2009 - by Noel Mellor
Motorola test drives new broadband technology
Motorola has unveiled a new broadband technology that it hopes will be able to offer consumers fast access to a range of next-generation services. Read the full story »
Fri, 3rd April 2009 - by Tim Bisley
BT showcases new communications technology
BT has unveiled a new technology which could improve the efficiency of its customers' business broadband services, it has emerged. Read the full story »
Thu, 2nd April 2009 - by Noel Mellor
AOL boosts broadband advertising power
AOL has announced the launch of a new service that aims to offer more marketing options for those looking to find new customers through its Platform-A division. Read the full story »
Thu, 2nd April 2009 - by Noel Mellor
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