Broadband news archive
B4B News archive from September 2005
| Lowering the bar Broadband service providers are starting to resemble limbo dancers these days as they attempt to lower the price point ever further. | |
| Broadband phone competition heats up As with internet data traffic, so too with the voice call market where price hostilities are intensifying as the big players fight for their share of internet telephony. | |
| Easiest VoIP yet, says telecoms company A small Bristol-based telecoms company has set out to rival the likes of Skype and Vonage with what they claim is the UK’s easiest to use Voice over IP (VoIP) phone system. | |
| European broadband at all time high Europe now outstrips North America and the Asia-Pacific region in having the highest density of broadband lines. And, before long, is likely to take the top spot for broadband growth too. | |
| Coming to a green cabinet near you? New trials aimed at helping plug gaps in broadband coverage should give rural areas added hope of high-speed connections.
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| Tenth of BT Scotland broadband customers in HIE area Around ten per cent of BT Scotland’s broadband customers live and work in the HIE network area, it has emerged. | |
| Broadband – backing up all the time? With £10 being lopped off BT Wholesale’s line activation fee earlier this week, we can now expect a rash of price-cutting among the ISPs. | |