Why a new underground map system could simplify your next broadband contract
The National Underground Asset Register could be transformative for ISPs and consumers alike, shining a light on what's below the ground


The National Underground Asset Register could be transformative for ISPs and consumers alike, shining a light on what's below the ground
How fast is UK broadband? It’s a question many people ask, especially in an international context, but the answer is far from clear-cut
Read: How fast is UK broadband these days?There are some surprisingly common reasons for complaining to your ISP, but these reasons vary from one provider to the next
Read: Most common broadband complaints revealedFree gigabit broadband has once again been flagged up as a political aim, but how would nationalising the UK’s telecommunications sector actually work?
Read: Who would pay for free full fibre broadband?IPS have recognised the limitations of these blunt instruments - good news for customers.
Read: Broadband ‘fair use’ policies fall from favourThe rollout of ultra high speed infrastructure has been beset by obstacles, and we're lagging behind our neighbours
Once a humble blogging platform, now Wordpress websites are found throughout the world, from blue-chip brands to startups and hobby sites.
Read: WordPress has been used to build 40 per cent of the world’s websitesThe latest Ofcom league tables on UK ISP complaints has just been published, revealing which telecoms and pay TV providers are underperforming
Read: Revealed: the most complained about broadband providersIf you need to cut your costs, now's the time to switch over to a cheaper deal
Read: Who’s got the cheapest broadband of them all?The web has been responsible for the premature demise of many established products and services, creating obsolete technology almost overnight
Read: Ten technologies killed off by the internetDigital twins have become a leading technology in reducing waste, improving efficiency and moving societies towards net-zero targets
Research suggests many consumers don’t trust the 'IoT', but are there reasons to be fearful?
Read: Who’s afraid of the Internet of Things?The Government’s latest attempt to level up the online playing field is here
Read: Project Gigabit: government set to upgrade regions with slow broadbandTech and insomnia make unfortunate bedfellows, but there are new solutions which can help to ensure your sleep is less disturbed in future
Read: Technology may have the solutions to a good night’s sleepISP loyalty is often harmful to consumers, yet there are good reasons why people are reluctant to switch provider
Read: Why do UK broadband customers stay loyal to poor providers?New homes with ultrafast broadband are becoming increasingly common, but you can’t take high-speed connectivity for granted
Read: Many new build homes still missing full-fibre connectivityThe concept of having too many TV channels would have seemed ridiculous twenty years ago, but we’re now saturated with broadcasting content
Read: Are there too many TV channels in today’s online age?The explosion in 1980s home computers paved the way for the connected world of the 1990s, and widespread adoption of the internet
Read: How 1980s home computers paved the way for the internetFor many people, 4G wireless broadband provides a lifeline to the internet, but the rollout of 5G might herald its demise
Read: 4G wireless broadband – is the end nigh?Multi-gigabit broadband might seem outlandish to people still reliant on ADSL connections, but achievable data transfer speeds are increasing all the time.
Read: Multi-gigabit broadband – is it on the horizon?Quantum computing potential extends beyond simply processing things faster, offering scope to create entire new consumer services and product offerings
Read: Is quantum computing about to change the world?The UK's best homegrown streaming platforms offer a variety of content for all audience demographics, but competition – and choice – is growing
Read: Comparing the UK’s best streaming services in 2021The arguments for and against free speech are both compelling in isolation, so how tolerant should we be of intolerant comments?
Read: Free speech online: For & AgainstOfcom complaints about ISPs rose last year as we became more reliant on internet connectivity than ever before
Read: Most complained about Broadband providers revealedThe concept of broadband labelling could simplify the market, bringing regulation similar to other consumer products to internet access
Read: Is it time to introduce broadband labelling?We consider whether there’s a minimum number of broadband providers necessary to ensure a competitive broadband market in the UK.
Read: How many ISPs does the UK need to be truly competitive?The launch of BritBox heralded a domestic rival to Netflix and Amazon Prime Video, but a lack of accessibility is hindering take-up
Read: BritBox is 4 years old – has it been a success?