Following the voluntary code published by the Broadband Stakeholder Group last month, Plusnet is this week the first ISP to publish standard information on traffic management including a key facts indicator table.
The global mobile broadband market will hit revenues of $223 billion in 2015, driven by continued strong demand for Internet access on small-screen devices such as smartphones, predicts Ovum.
There was much joy among rural broadband campaigners and ISPs alike when Fujitsu announced this week that it has plans to install fibre to the homes of 5 million rural dwellers and with speeds of 1Gbps being bandied about its no surprise there was dancing in the street. Neil Hawkins at Choose.net looks at the … [Read more…]
Plans for mobile phone access across London’s Tube access has been abandoned due to its potential cost and complexity. New research reveals how the average Londoner feels about the U-turn.
Almost half (41%) of all email enquires went unanswered in the latest eHomeServices benchmark report from eDigitalResearch, despite companies increasingly expecting customers to independently self serve using online account tools.
Milton Keynes has been named and shamed as having the slowest 3G mobile broadband speed in the UK, according to new research.
Milton Keynes has been named and shamed as having the slowest 3G mobile broadband speed in the UK, according to new research.
Delivering an excellent online experience to both customers and employees is an important part of marketing your brand. But with users demanding more interactive dynamic services putting increasing pressure on marketing teams, maintaining an always online and available service can sometimes be a challenge. Owen Garrett, e-tail specialist, Zeus Technology offers 5 key ways for … [Read more…]
As the likes of Sky, Virgin Media and BT prep their latest music streaming ventures in a bid to tackle piracy, is it a case of too little, too late? Neil Hawkins at ChooseISP asks if record labels, ISPs and consumers could ever work in harmony when it comes to online music…
As the likes of Sky, Virgin Media and BT prep their latest music streaming ventures in a bid to tackle piracy, is it a case of too little, too late? Neil Hawkins at ChooseISP asks if record labels, ISPs and consumers could ever work in harmony when it comes to online music…