Broadband news archive
B4B News archive from October 2004
| BT to respond to AOL? BT is getting its retaliation ready after AOL UK dropped its starter broadband package to £17.99.
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| AOL cut prices Besieged AOL UK has finally cracked in the face of the broadband price war and lopped their prices too. | |
| Broadband thumbs up Broadband is good for business. And that’s official. | |
| V21 woo customers With competition becoming ever fiercer, Internet Service Provider, V Two One is offering new home broadband users their first two months for £9.99. | |
| Skype notches up almost 13 million users Voice calls over broadband is evidently the latest in-thing to be doing with your broadband connection.
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| Connected communities get connected The first phase of the wireless broadband project in the Western Isles is likely to be rolled out before the end of next month. | |
| Off road broadband A new report which promotes broadband as a means to cut traffic congestion in the UK is likely to help the growth of teleworking opportunities in the Highlands and Islands. | |
| Powering up with Broadband Making the most of the opportunities broadband technology can really offer will be the theme of a major conference in the Highlands next month. | |
| Going down The inexorable downward move of broadband access prices - as previously predicted here - continues with the news that BT has bent to pressure from rivals and lopped £2 off their BT Broadband Basic product. | |