If the ‘up to’ metric wasn’t enough to frustrate broadband customers in the UK, new research has uncovered that fibre advertisements are just as much of an irritation.
A study undertaken by HIS Markit on behalf of the Wireless Broadband Alliance has found that, while much of the world remains unconnected to the internet, London is ahead of the rest.
The artist formerly known as Telecom Italia has been warned not to mess with the government’s infrastructure plans but it says it will do what it wants.
Networking vendor Nokia has launched the fourth generation of its bespoke silicon, which forms the core of a major new IP routing portfolio.
BT’s UK ads featuring Ryan Reynolds accessing his domestic wifi while dangling from a helicopter have somehow been found to be unrepresentative of real life.
UK operator BT has been showing off the latest inventions at its Adastral Park labs, with a focus on fixed-line performance.
Nokia has taken another step towards a face-off with Huawei, collecting a useful little customer win in the shape of China Mobile.
We couldn’t quite believe it either, but according to new research from Akamai the UK has the best networks worldwide for mobile connectivity.
If convergence is the name of the game in 2017, Orange is looking to up the ante in the multi-play markets.
The FCC has taken the first step towards ending Title II in the US, serving its Notice of Proposed Rulemaking to partly define the roadmap of deregulation.
US networking giant Cisco announced it is adding 1,100 further job losses and forecast a 5% revenue decline for the coming quarter.
Viavi has launched a new tool which maps the progress of global Gigabit internet, and it’s brought up some interesting statistics.
Pro-net neutrality lobbyist Freepress has conducted a study on network investments in the Title II era coming to the conclusion net neutrality has not had any adverse effect.
The Thai Internet Service Provider Association (TIPSA) has said it is under pressure from the government to shut down Facebook in a row over censorship.
Vodafone has reported its results for the year and it’s not a pretty sight; the UK and India weighed down the group as losses total €6.1 billion.
Ofcom has launched another consultation over the reallocation of the 700MHz band, coming to the conclusion that it was right to move digital terrestrial television (DTT) elsewhere.
The two biggest US cable operators have publicly vowed to hold each other’s hands when exploring future business opportunities in the wireless space.
Liberty Global has softened its outlook due to the performance of the pound in global financial markets, but despite the pessimism, Virgin Media doesn’t seem to be doing that bad.
Rural internet specialists Gigaclear has announced it has received an additional £111 million in investment to deliver ultrafast broadband to farmers and hermits throughout the UK.
The irritation of misleading advertising claims in the broadband arena have been growing for some months, but it would appear the Advertising Standards Agency (ASA) is about to do something about it.
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