Posts Tagged ‘Broadband’

Can suppliers really compensate for loss of broadband?

{ Posted on Jan 30 2013 by Neil Watson }
Late last week news emerged that a German court had found Internet access to be an ‘essential part of life’ and an ISP had been ordered to pay compensation to a customer who had suffered from a loss of DSL ...Read More »

2009 – The good, the bad and the ugly!

{ Posted on Dec 09 2009 by Elsa Chen }
As we approach the end of an eventful year I thought it would be apt to take a look back over the main industry talking points of 2009 to evaluate what happened, why we were discussing it and where we ...Read More »

Mandelson’s mindless meddling infuriates Internet industry

{ Posted on Oct 29 2009 by Darren Farnden }
Once again Lord Mandelson has sparked anger amongst ISPs by announcing that the controversial three strikes policy for tackling illegal file sharing will be adopted in the UK by April 2010, despite ongoing criticism from the Internet industry. [caption id="attachment_85" align="alignleft" ...Read More »

Is residential broadband recession proof?

{ Posted on Sep 08 2009 by Neil Watson }
It might come as a surprise to learn that Ofcom, in some of its latest research, reports that residential customers now view broadband as an essential utility for communication. Previously it was thought only business customers had come to rely ...Read More »