Broadband news archive
B4B News archive from June 2004
| Broadband rollout announced Dates for 100 more local exchanges in the Highlands and Islands to receive broadband services have been announced by BT Scotland. | |
| Voice over Broadband goes mainstream Making voice calls via the net has gone mainstream: the much heralded revolution in telecoms is now underway. | |
| Broadband five Broadband will be flowing in five more Highland and Island local exchanges by the end of this month following fat pipe upgrading.
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| Bear weight The solution to Caledonia Broadband’s guess the weight of the bear competition was 107 kg. | |
| Anispo cut broadband prices Elgin-based ISP, Anispo has announced broadband price reductions across the board. | |
| ISPs on trial ISP, PlusNet has revealed that it is one of the broadband service providers joining with BT Scotland on the extended reach trials in Fort William and Dingwall. | |
| Here’s broadband Next up for broadband are Taynuilt on June 15 and Cruden Bay on June 16. You lucky people. | |
| Extended reach trial in the Highlands The Highlands have been selected as a test bed for experiments in extending the reach of local exchange-based broadband. | |
| Broadband for all by 2005 Access to affordable broadband for every community in Scotland by the end of 2005 has been pledged by the Scottish Executive. | |
| Countdown in Moray A trio of Highland towns – Brodie, Longmorn and Dornoch – have their computer mice poised to strike next Tuesday. For there’s now just days to go before broadband kicks in at their exchanges. | |