News archive: March 2008
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Ofcom to target broadband suppliers
Posted 31st March 2008 by Alex Buttle
Ofcom has announced that it will be issuing enforcement notifications to a number of UK broadband providers to protect consumers.
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Dongles 'threaten fixed-line broadband'
Posted 31st March 2008 by Alex Buttle
Mobile broadband services are now threatening fixed-line internet suppliers in terms of speed and cost, it has been claimed.
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ISPs in data-share dispute
Posted 31st March 2008 by Alex Buttle
UK and US broadband providers are looking to review the way that customers download data over the internet, it has been noted.
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European mobile broadband 'to reach 50%'
Posted 28th March 2008 by Alex Buttle
By 2012, 50 per cent of Europeans accessing the internet will do so via mobile broadband, it has been claimed.
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Voipfone offers no-ties broadband
Posted 28th March 2008 by Alex Buttle
UK broadband telecoms provider Voipfone has launched a new no-contract, multi-use broadband service.
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3 announces profit growth
Posted 28th March 2008 by Alex Buttle
UK mobile broadband provider 3 witnessed an 18 per cent increase in revenue during 2007.
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UK 'needs regional powers' for broadband
Posted 28th March 2008 by Alex Buttle
Discrepancies in coverage in the UK broadband market could be filled more quickly if Scotland's lead is followed.
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3 drops mobile broadband costs
Posted 27th March 2008 by Alex Buttle
Mobile broadband provider 3 has reduced the costs of its pay as you go dongles from £99.99 to £69.99.
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BT to offer free Terminal 5 Wi-Fi
Posted 27th March 2008 by Alex Buttle
Customers flying from the new Terminal 5 building at Heathrow will be able to access free Wi-Fi broadband services.
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Tips for broadband blackspots
Posted 27th March 2008 by Alex Buttle
For those living in broadband blackspots, there are still ways of receiving internet services, it has been suggested.
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Femtocells 'could improve broadband'
Posted 27th March 2008 by Alex Buttle
Femtocells, small broadband basestations that boost mobile reception, could be used to improve mobile signals.
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O2 predicts one million customers
Posted 26th March 2008 by Alex Buttle
UK broadband provider O2 has announced that it plans to attract one million customers by 2009.
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3 mobile broadband under inspection
Posted 26th March 2008 by Alex Buttle
In the third of its series looking at mobile broadband services, Money High Street has reviewed 3's offerings.
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Dongles could 'deliver savings'
Posted 26th March 2008 by Alex Buttle
Mobile broadband packages could deliver savings of up to £203 annually, it has been suggested.
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BT to compete with broadcasters
Posted 25th March 2008 by Alex Buttle
BT has chosen a former BBC policy advisor to assist in its development of new broadband offerings, it has been noted.
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Virgin Media supporting teen tycoons
Posted 25th March 2008 by Alex Buttle
UK broadband provider Virgin Media has announced that some young Britons are earning as much as £60,000 online each year.
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EU broadband market explained
Posted 25th March 2008 by Alex Buttle
Following a recent report on European broadband penetration, one publication has commented on how the market looks for consumers.
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ADSL2+ 'fails to deliver' for some users
Posted 20th March 2008 by Alex Buttle
Responding to concerns about whether ADSL2+ products will deliver better service, one commentator has highlighted potential problems.
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Mobile broadband 'has moved on'
Posted 20th March 2008 by Alex Buttle
Following a recent assertion that Wi-Fi could become redundant in the near future, it is suggested that mobile broadband could take over.
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EU wants higher broadband penetration
Posted 20th March 2008 by Alex Buttle
EU telecoms commissioner Viviane Reding has called for higher broadband penetration throughout Europe following a new investigation.
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