Customers peel away from Orange broadband
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Operator pipped to new business Orange has bucked the broadband market growth trend to report a net loss of 4,000 customers in the last three months of 2007, despite a high-profile TV advertising campaign*.â¦
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More than 200,000 customers of the internet company could lose telephone access and money paid in advance now that it has gone out of business.
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Why are our Internet lines in danger of jamming up?
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Perhaps the optical network supplier should call off its merger with AFC.
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Ofcom in wait and see mode (again) Broadband wholesaler NetServices has agreed to provide a connection free of charge to former customers of V21, the retail ISP it cut-off as part of a financial dispute.â¦
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The internet is coming up the toilet The idea of laying fibre along sewer lines has been sloshing around the networking business for years. Now a UK firm claims today's broadband will seem a trickle compared to the torrents of data it'll soon offer.â¦
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The internet provider will cut broadband service to several southern states  Also: Greek and British police catch a software pirater & hellip;.  AOL to provide travel services to customers  & hellip;. and more.
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Consumer casualties on broadband battleground The volatile ISP sector is continuing to annoy UK consumers as it sacrifices service for lower prices.â¦
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Telecom Italia took a detour from the road to convergence that most mobile and fixed-line operators have been treading, and wandered into a controversy that has spread from the market to the parliament.Comment
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Broadband mass migration to Telefonica UK
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UPDATED America Online has begun to notify customers in nine Southern states that it will cease its broadband Internet service on January 17, 2005. The change affects members who have been receiving a bundle of DSL connectivity and AOL. Current customers must find a new broadband carrier by the cutoff date, or they will automatically become standard AOL dial-up members.
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By JO THORNHILL Only a few years ago, broadband in the home was a rarity just something for the computer 'nerds'. But thanks to a price war between providers, almost ten million homes now have the highspeed internet connection.
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Ouranous follows Aramiska into silence Users of the Ouranous satellite broadband service found themselves cut off last Wednesday without explanation or warning. Ouranous took on many of Aramiskaâs customers when that company unplugged itself in January.â¦
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But 8Mbit/s could happen...theoretically The Ofcom Consumer Panel has called on regulators to pull their fingers out and demand that ISPs are more honest with us about the limitations of broadband.â¦
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Broadband gets faster in the UK but some customers are not reaching speeds that firms advertised.
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Competition alone can't fix problems with broadband speed and cost in the U.S
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Yesterday&#39;s decision by the Federal Communications Commission to remove barriers to the delivery of broadband services over power lines may give consumers a third broadband option.