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Maps show London fibre broadband plans

...This map shows the gaps in the 20Mbps copper broadband network in London that BT aims to fill by the spring of...

16 June, 2010 by Karen Friar

Maps compare 3G coverage across UK

...Panel, which pointed out that the maps showed "substantial gaps in mobile broadband coverage", an issue that the panel has identified as problematic for users...

8 July, 2009 by David Meyer

Inmarsat plans 50Mbps global satellite broadband

...ordered three Boeing satellites, which it will use to deliver high-speed broadband to ships and planes. The deal with Boeing, announced on Friday, will...

9 August, 2010 by David Meyer

Minister cuts ribbon on Herts village fibre

...15.6Mbps and upload speeds of "just over a meg". His previous broadband connection, provided by "a certain satellite TV company", had given him "barely...

11 August, 2010 by David Meyer

Bournemouth's sewer-based fibre plan scrapped

...The much-heralded Fibrecity deployment of high-speed broadband using Bournemouth's sewer system will not go ahead, after a deal...

12 August, 2010 by David Meyer

BT names next towns to get fibre upgrades

...swathe of exchanges it will be loading with its fibre-based superfast broadband , the next phase of its 1.5bn next-generation upgrade programme to...

31 March, 2010 by Natasha Lomas

Virgin Media to inform customers of malware infections

The company will begin sending out letters to infected customers in a bid to educate them of online security practices and reduce malware infections

17 August, 2010 by Ben Woods

Super-fast broadband for UK? Get creative, say ministers

...possible. What does this all mean in practice? For those without any broadband , or very slow broadband today, it looks like further delay ? but that...

13 August, 2010 by Malcolm Corbett

ASA bans misleading BT broadband ads

...banned a BT ad campaign that claimed the ISP offered "consistently faster broadband even at peak times". In an adjudication published on Wednesday ? the latest...

25 August, 2010 by David Meyer

Ofcom: Data use rising, telecoms revenue falling

...across the UK's internet infrastructure is increasing sharply thanks to mobile broadband , but customers are paying less to use telecommunications services, according to research...

19 August, 2010 by David Meyer

ZDNet UK Live

expert_lectures

HR in the UK Bill Kutik on HR Collaboration Options: By Oliver Marks | September 5, 2010, 6:02pm... http://bit.ly/9q2dmG expertlectures.com

SoFrank

Jack, I hereby nickname you "Ebenezer." Leorising, I *totally* trust some obscure search engine with no transparent revenue stream to be honest and...

2 hours ago by SoFrank on Google’s Buckyballs doodle costs people money, drives users away
InfoGuruShop

BBC I Player - could launch Monday http://bit.ly/b8DgJp

mapyourbrand

New iPlayer to launch, with social features... Social TV will be interesting! http://bit.ly/diCEYW

mikecane

Google’s Buckyballs doodle costs people money, drives users away http://t.co/K7VmmHu <- HA! That didn't affect OPERA for me at all! Irony!

jtroll

Google Doodles are terrific examples of creativity for creativity's sake... except when they overheat your machine: http://bit.ly/aC1rqL

leorising

Switch to Startpage: http://www.startpage.com/eng/download-startpage-plugin.html You can add them to your pulldown search list in firefox, dunno...

6 hours ago by leorising on Google’s Buckyballs doodle costs people money, drives users away
BrianExCIS

The Nano is a real backwards step, too small and fiddly if you're over 40 and with reduced functionality. I'm going to put a 32GB SDHC card in my...

7 hours ago by BrianExCIS on New iPods, revamped Apple TV arrive
Stjepan

"I'd rather have the time back that I spent reading this article." Second to that. What computer you are using there? Very interesting, my three...

7 hours ago by Stjepan on Google’s Buckyballs doodle costs people money, drives users away
Stjepan

"I'd rather have the time back that I spent reading this article." Second to that. What computer you are using there? Very interesting, my three...

7 hours ago by Stjepan
chokha

String theory gets entangled in quantum computing http://bit.ly/cFWmmv

rpreibold

String theory gets entangled in quantum computing: ... Imperial College London think they have found a way to test... http://bit.ly/cIEKw7

Socmediadigest

#RT #SM #SocialMedia BBC iPlayer: social media and the public interest: Ah, yes, but social media so... http://bit.ly/aZEYQN #social #media

adam_ps

.@jackschofield on the surprising (to me) cost of Google’s Buckyballs doodle: http://bit.ly/dvpIDq On ZD Net

macmanblack

John Ross on retail market behavior...and social media http://bit.ly/95qJAd

Ezbizs

New iPods, revamped Apple TV arrive: ZDNet UKBy Staff, CNET News, 3 September, 2010 17:58 On Wednesday in Sa... http://tinyurl.com/236h64g

macmanblack

BBC iplayer going social http://bit.ly/95qJAd

DarrenZahradnik

Interesting: BBC iPlayer: social media and the public interest http://bit.ly/cv6amU

SocialMediaXprt

RT @DarrenZahradnik: Interesting: BBC iPlayer: social media and the public interest http://bit.ly/cv6amU http://bit.ly/9gHQfH

GloriaEdwards12

BBC iPlayer: social media and the public interest: By Rupert Goodwins, 5 September, 2010 17:42 The BBC is preparin... http://bit.ly/aISQLf

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