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Posted by Mersault on March 19, 2010
If the upcoming general election in the United Kingdom sees the public favouring the Conservative party, the resultant government would strive to break up large IT contracts already struck by the government, into modular components. This promise has been delivered by the Conservative party in its pre-election technology manifesto. The manifesto that was published on [...]
Posted by Angeline on March 17, 2010
The Digital Britain minister for the United Kingdom, Stephen Timms has suggested that the implementation of a fresh next generation broadband tax in the United Kingdom would only be of great value for households and businesses of the country. Timms had revealed his mind at the National Digital Inclusion conference 2010. He said at the [...]
Posted by RM on March 16, 2010
The United Kingdom that had received some humiliating blows this week from the research agencies in terms of internet connection speeds, has salvaged some prestige by showing a sizeable increase in the available infrastructure. This has been revealed by a survey carried out recently. The gain by the country refers to its adding more than [...]
Posted by RM on March 15, 2010
It has been claimed that a next generation superfast fibre optic broadband roll out campaign in the United Kingdom led by the private sector could servve 70 per cent of the country’s population with superfast broadbandwithout the impetus given by a public funding. This finding is much important as it justifies the stand taken by [...]
Posted by RM on March 12, 2010
It has always remained a major concern for whole nation that the lack of broadband service in the rural areas of the United Kingdom was always threatening of a mass exodus of youngsters from these areas to the urban areas in search of better opportunities. It seems the fears are getting true these days, with [...]
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