Poll: What would you use the new annex M service for?
Aug 10, 2010 21CN, BT, Polls, Reselling
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We recently launched our new Annex M service which provides users with an increased upload speed by trading some of their download speed. So far we have seen a high level of interest and we would like to know what you plan to use the new service for. Therefore we have added a new poll asking for your feedback.
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Loading ...Poll: What do you think about the ASA review of ‘unlimited’ broadband?
Jul 12, 2010 Advertising, Marketing, Polls
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Our latest article features a guest blog from co-founder of Thinkbroadband.com, Sebastien Lahtinen, regarding the subject of ‘unlimited’ broadband. Mr Lahtinen argues that the concept of ‘unlimited’ broadband is no longer viable and welcomes the proposed ASA review into ISP’s use of the terminology in their advertising of broadband packages. We agree with Mr Lahtinen but are also keen to find out what you think. Therefore we have added a new poll via which you can share your views. Remember you can also leave us a comment below.
- Entanet Opinion: Unlimited broadband: Fact or Fiction?
- Thinkbroadband.com: Advertising of broadband speeds and ‘unlimited’ usage to get overhaul
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(No Ratings Yet) Loading ...Poll: Do you think BT workers should strike over pay as the Communications Workers Union suggests?
Jun 7, 2010 BT, Polls
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It has recently been reported that BT workers may go on strike over a pay dispute as reported on the Communication Workers Union website (http://www.cwu.org/bt-pay-campaign-2010.html). We would like to know your thoughts on this matter and have added a new poll to find out.
UPDATED: 12pm 11th June 2010
Whilst we presumed this topic would be of significant interest to many of our readers, we didn’t expect the immense response it received. In the first three days of the poll going live we received a total of 123 votes, 94% of which stated that they support the strike and believe 2% to be a disgraceful offer. Only 6% of voters thought the 2% offer was reasonable. Most interestingly of all, when analysing the origination of the voters we noticed a significant proportion were using BT based IP addresses, leading us to speculate that many of our respondents may well be disgruntled BT employees. This wholeheartedly supports the findings of the CWU’s own polls and research and leads us to believe that we may be seeing strike action in the near future.
(17 votes, average: 4.41 out of 5) Loading ...Poll: BT’s fibre-based broadband will cover 66% of UK users and offer speeds up to 40-100Mbps. Is this good news to you?
May 10, 2010 21CN, Polls
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BT is expected to expand its fibre-based broadband coverage to 66% of UK users, providing speeds of 40-100Mbps.We would like to know if these new services are of interest to you and we have added a new poll in order to find out.
(No Ratings Yet) Loading ...Poll:What do you think about Google’s withdrawal from China?
Apr 13, 2010 Net Neutrality, Polls, Regulation
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We recently published an article discussing Google’s withdrawal from China (Entanet Opinion: Google flees Great Firewall of China) and the impact this has on the Internet industry, Google and what it means for other countries currently implementing censorship policies. Now we would like to find out what you think about this issue and have published a new poll to do just that.
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