Everything Everywhere, the mobile broadband joint venture from Orange and T-Mobile, has launched a nationwide HSPA+ (3.5G) network, claiming it will provide 50 percent fasterdata speeds for customers.
Google has filed an application to bring its video service to residents of Kansas City, offering live TV and on-demand and online access to TV channels via a super fast broadband connection.
The number of homes in the US subscribing to paid cable TV is falling, as consumers switch to free TV and online streaming for their media needs, according to new research.
Tesco has launched a new broadband package, offering users unlimited internet for just £2.50 a month, provided they also use the supermarket giant as their landline provider too.
The average broadband speed in the UK has increased 22% in the past year, largely due to consumers upgrading to higher-speed packages.
Cable and Wireless plans to end its fixed-line dial-up internet service in Guernsey before the end of the year.
Broadcaster BSkyB is to launch an online television service to non-Sky customers to combat a sharp slowdown in growth of its customer base.
Virgin Media has announced it will double the speed and bandwidth allowance of its broadband service for more than four million customers by mid-2013.
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The consumption of recorded television and Internet-delivered programming is quickly surpassing live TV viewership, according to new research from TiVo.