T-Mobile Withdraws Legal Challenge
Lending a new twist to the 2.6GHz spectrum auction plans of the UK telecoms regulator Ofcom, one of the two challengers, T-Mobile has announced their pull out, leaving the onus on O2 to carry on the fight. The two UK ISPs had been challenging the plans of the regulator since last May. The stand [...]
Business Broadband Package from Telecom
Heart Telecom is one of the second string broadband internet service providers operating in the UK. This company was set up by two entrepreneurs by the names, Tim Beresford and Jonathan Brealy, and they have led it to the status of one of the leading SME web hosting companies in the UK. Their broadband service [...]
Broadband Users Observed Earth Hour
People observed the Earth Hour on Saturday March 28th in the UK at GMT 20.30. In the backdrop of this, Remploy E-cycle, a data cleansing anf IT recycling specialist had put forth a request to as many people as possible to join hands. Alongside, it had also urged the broadband users of the UK [...]
Fibre Broadband and Government Taxation policy
i3 Group is the company that is responsible to the Fibrecity project, which is a major super-fast optic fibre broadband project launched to provide high-speed 100Mbps internet access to people of the city of Bournemouth. They are very much in news today, for openly putting forth a suggestion if not complaint to the UK government [...]
Good Times Ahead for VARs?
The current developments in the UK broadband sector seems to be doing a lot good to the VARs. A couple of weeks back, voice distributor DMSL had doubled the BT VAR commission, apart from giving the VARs a term until March end, to earn the double commission. The offer from SME-focused broadband supplier had [...]
