Are you looking to switch broadband?
Switching utilities and services has become a part of every day life for many households these days, particularly given the financial restrictions that many households are facing. It has become increasingly important for consumers to save as much money as possible on the cost of their services. Read more
Can comparison sites be trusted?
In the past anyone that wanted to look at finding cheaper prices on various products or services had to go to the hassle of ringing around or trawling the shops to try and get a better deal, which was quite frankly an inconvenience that put many people off trying to get a better deal. Read more
Is it worth going for a bundle with your broadband provider?
Many UK households these days have a wide range of television channels, a landline, and a broadband connection, but many people still take these services separately through different providers. Read more
Many wasting money on unreliable broadband
Reliability is the most important thing customers in Britain are looking for from their broadband provider according to a recent survey from a popular broadband news website. Read more
BT opens outlets to demonstrate broadband
Broadband and communications giant BT has recently opened a couple of outlets where the focus will be on demonstrating its latest broadband internet technologies to consumers. Read more
Are you paying for mobile broadband speeds that you are not getting?
Recent research has suggested that the many consumers in the UK that are rapidly joining the mobile broadband revolution may actually be paying for speeds that they are simply not achieving, with many getting only a fraction of the mobile broadband speeds that are being advertised by the mobile broadband providers. Read more
Could some consumers in Europe end up paying more for their broadband?
A paper will shortly be published by the Centre for European Policy Studies that may damn the current approach by European Leaders to broadband internet access and their increasing “net neutrality” friendliness. The principle of looking to stop excessive restrictions to the access of broadband is currently what is known as Net Neutrality. In essence, no restrictions of access to any services (traffic management) or content and equal access for everyone would make a truly neutral network. Read more
Ministers consider broadband for all
According to recent reports government ministers are now looking into broadband for all home amidst concerns over the disadvantages suffered by unconnected homes. Many officials have been expressing concern over the educational and other disadvantages that are being suffered by households where there is no broadband connection, and as a result of these concerns ministers are now said to be looking at the prospect of connecting all homes to broadband. Read more
