Ofcom Recieves Karoo’s Bundled Broadband Request
A request has been made to the broadband regulator of the United Kingdom, Ofcom by internet service provider Karoo seeking permission to offer bundled broadband phone deals to its customers in the country.
The broadband provider operating in the United Kingdom has given on its Facebook page that it was engaged in talks with the telecoms [...]
Digital Economy Bill Mentions No Broadband Tax
The Digital Economy Bill of the Labour government carries no mention of the much talked about 50 pence broadband internet tax mooted originally as part of the Digital Britain report put forward by former communications minister Lord Carter. Since the government has laid out its digital economy bill programmes now, it seems the proposal has been [...]
Email Will Get Extinct Within a Decade: TalkTalk
TalkTalk one of the leading fixed line broadband providers operating in the United Kingdom has claimed that email, the popular messaging platform would be forgotten by the broadband internet customers within a decade’s time.
The broadband service providing firm owned by the mobile phone giant of the United Kingdom, Carphone Warehouse, had come to this view [...]
Strong Future Predicted for LTE and WiMAX
A broadband expert in the United Kingdom has laid out his presentiment that both LTE (Long Term Evolution) and WiMAX mobile broadband technologies had crucial roles to play in the future of broadband internet services in the United Kingdom.
This was revealed by the mobile communications company Motorola’s European sales vice-president, Steve McCaffrey. According to his [...]
Tory Tax Plan Condemned by Highlands Ministers
Tories were out of touch on plans to do away with the Labour tax proposal on every phone line in the United Kingdom, conceived mainly with a view to fund the country-wide rollout of the superfast next generation fibre optic broadband network, railed an MP.
The Member of Parliament that represents Inverness, Strathspey, Badenoch and Nairn, [...]
