Stories tagged "broadband"

BT Wholesale has said it will be offering its ISP customers a hardware filter that could potentially improve customers' broadband

The rapid take-up of broadband is leading Brussels to consider making it a service available to every EU citizen.

The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) has stepped in to caution The Carphone Warehouse over yet another ‘misleading’ ad.

Comcast has just released a series of documents in response to the Federal Communications Commission detailing how exactly the ISP

Social media entrepreneurs are closely observing the rollout of next-generation networks (NGNs), which will be vital to the uptake and evolution of services like Nimble.ie, Bebo and Facebook.

Comcast has details of how it plans to change the way it manages Web traffic over its high speed Internet. Comcast’s new people, not protocols scheme may mean high speed for some and a draconian ‘disconnect them’ option for those who dont toe the l

South Korean Broadband saturating?While Malaysian broadband penetration is still slow, there is strong evidence that broadband adoption in South Korean has reached saturation point and may even be shriveled. Although South Korea continues to rank the high

Asia Pacific Broadband Access Technology reveals that the broadband subscribers in the region-covering 13 Asia Pacific countries reached 129.7 million in 2007 and estimates this to reach 321.8 million by the end of 2013. The total broadband revenues in As

Everyone hates their Internet service provider. And with good cause: In the age of ubiquitous Internet access, Web service in America is still often frustratingly slow. Tired of being the villain, telecom companies have assigned blame for this problem...

M2Z is a small wireless start-up with a big goal: free broadband for the masses. The free service, if it launches, would run at 768 kilobits a second, 10 times faster than dial-up.