News archive: September 2007
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Pipex to sell off remainder of business?
Posted 28th September 2007 by Alex Buttle
Pipex is to sell off its remaining assets after recording a loss for the first half of 2007, it has been reported.
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O2 unveils new mobile broadband deals
Posted 28th September 2007 by Alex Buttle
O2 has launched a new mobile broadband bolt-on which allows subscribers unlimited internet access for a set fee.
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Survey: changing ISPs still subject to delays
Posted 27th September 2007 by Alex Buttle
Broadband users looking to change provider are still being subjected to lengthy and inconvenient delays, it has been claimed.
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ISPS 'should offer security services to attract custom'
Posted 27th September 2007 by Alex Buttle
Broadband service providers should offer computer security services to subscribers if they want to stand out from their rivals, a technology expert has said.
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Broadband network "will run out steam", Ofcom warns
Posted 27th September 2007 by Alex Buttle
The UK's broadband network would struggle to deal with demand for new online services, the communications watchdog has warned.
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Orange launches broadband advice service
Posted 26th September 2007 by Alex Buttle
Mobile network operator and broadband provider Orange has announced the launch of a new service designed to provide people with advice and help when using the internet.
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Ofcom launches broadband consultation
Posted 26th September 2007 by Alex Buttle
Communications regulator Ofcom has unveiled its consultation on the future of super-fast broadband in the UK.
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BT primes faster ethernet service
Posted 26th September 2007 by Alex Buttle
The UK's biggest ISP, BT, has moved a step closer to providing super-high speed networks, with the launch of a new product which could potentially provide speeds of 100Mbps.
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Pipex considers wireless spin-off
Posted 25th September 2007 by Alex Buttle
Networking company Pipex has said it may sell off its wireless operations in the near future, following disappointing financial results.
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BT Wholesale agrees Orange fixed line deal
Posted 25th September 2007 by Alex Buttle
BT Wholesale and Orange have announced a major agreement that will see the former providing landline services for the latter.
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Wi-Fi usage 'most common in London'
Posted 25th September 2007 by Alex Buttle
London residents have been found to lead the world in terms of users of Wi-Fi technology.
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Top 10 Broadband September 2007 update
Posted 25th September 2007 by Alex Buttle
It’s that time of year again, when schools reopen, the summer starts to fade away and all the leaves turn a beautiful golden red, or in our case this year, the rain continues to fall. Here at Top 10 Broadband we aim to beat your rainy day blues by providing the best broadband resource on the entire web!
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Orange unveils major broadband campaign
Posted 24th September 2007 by Alex Buttle
Orange has launched a major offensive in the broadband market with a new advertising campaign.
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BT prepares for high-speed discussions
Posted 24th September 2007 by Alex Buttle
BT has revealed that it is set to discuss the possibility of developing an ultra-fast broadband network with the government later this year.
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Ace Internet winds up
Posted 24th September 2007 by Alex Buttle
In a further sign of the extremely competitive broadband market in the UK, small ISP Ace Internet has announced that it will cease trading.
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Google 'considers broadband move'
Posted 21st September 2007 by Alex Buttle
Internet search giant Google could be planning to enter the UK broadband sector, it has been claimed.
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Be Broadband celebrates birthday with free offer
Posted 21st September 2007 by Alex Buttle
Super-fast broadband provider, Be Broadband, is celebrating its second birthday by offering customers a free giveaway.
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BT comments on future fibre networks
Posted 21st September 2007 by Alex Buttle
The future of the UK's networks has been in the news this week, with minister for competitiveness Stephen Timms announcing that greater government investment in high-speed services was on its way.
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Wireless broadband set to be opened up
Posted 20th September 2007 by Alex Buttle
Wireless broadband in the UK could be opened up if plans from regulator Ofcom are put into practice.
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Ofcom plans broadband talks
Posted 20th September 2007 by Alex Buttle
The regulator Ofcom has announced that it is to start wide-ranging consultations on high-speed internet access.
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