UK property site Rightmove is set include broadband speeds as a searchable criteria on all of its properties, as internet connectivity becomes an increasingly vital part of modern life.
This week saw the ASA get tough on online ads, with misleading broadband claims coming first its its croasshairs. This right to reply article from Ovum analyst Matthew Howett looks at how the industry can become more transparent…
The market for digital game content in Europe is expected to grow to €3.3bn ($4.2bn), according to a new report.
From today, the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) in the UK extends its powers to regulating companies who advertise on the Internet including social networking platforms.
Large portions of the western and southern US population have no access to wired or fixed broadband, according to new data.
As more and more people trade their mobiles in for smartphones, can Wi-Fi networks hold under the strain of all the extra bandwidth these new devices use? Justin Schamotta at Chooseisp takes a closer look…
The Treasury has announced £10m in funding for high-speed broadband access in areas of rural Wales, with further waves of investment promised for the area.
The launch of web TV service IPTV service YouView has been delayed until early 2012 due to the ‘growing scale and complexity of the project’.
Mobile companies need to learn how to become online retailers to be able to sell mobile broadband online, according to a new study.
There has been a marked decrease in the cost of a megabit, with Brits paying on average just half the amount they were paying in early 2008 for their bandwidth, according to new research.