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What Virgin Media’s Universal Credit broadband means for the industry

Virgin's new discounted offering is an innovative approach affordable broadband provision for low income households

BT trials a new discount scheme in partnership with EE

The two ISPs are offering big savings to some lucky customers.

Ofcom could save out-of-contract broadband customers £270 million

Significant savings for many users, following a recent price review by the industry watchdog.

The UK regions with the slowest average broadband speeds revealed

The best places to watch football this season

What is QAnon and why is social media so worried about it?

The online conspiracy theory retweeted by Trump has platforms cracking down, but why?

Is Call of Duty bad for the environment?

New survey says that online game playing could be harmful to the environment.

The UK isn’t interested in Broadband / TV bundles.

A new survey shows our priorities are changing when it comes to bundles.

What SSL means – and why it’s about to change

With forthcoming changes to the way websites are secured, it’s important to know what SSL means and why it matters to consumers

Virgin launches an extra cheap package for vulnerable users.

Could sewage pipes improve UK broadband?

It might seem bizarre but proposals being considered by the government may see it happen!

Disney wins the streaming wars during lockdown!

A new report has some unsurprising results...

33% of UK suffered poor connection during lockdown

A new survey says a third of us have suffered from unreliable internet during the pandemic.

Should your kids use TikTok?

The video platform faces accusations of spying for the Chinese government.

Hyperoptic gift broadband to Birmingham children.

Fibre broadband firm provides free laptops to ‘disadvantaged children’ in Birmingham.

Amazon to launch satellites into space!

Virgin Media promise no broadband price hikes in 2020

Cable broadband provider’s much welcomed price freeze comes in response to COVID-19.

Twitter bans former KKK leader David Duke

Twitter is cracking down on racism after backlash for lack of action.

Another Zoom security flaw means hackers may have spied on calls

A previously unknown weakness left users vulnerable to hackers.

Google staff to work from home until July 2021

Google have been praised for transparency...for once!

Amazon boss admits shady data use to the US congress

Jeff Bezos admits to more questionable business practices before congress subcommittee

Openreach’s rural fibre roll out at risk!

BT warns lack of government support is putting roll out at risk.

Facebook to investigate racist algorithms.

Facebook looks into biases within the system that allow racism on the site.

Why is the UK’s broadband infrastructure so patchy?

Britain's broadband is an amalgam of cabling and connections stretching back many decades

Has Disney+ been a success?

With millions of Disney+ contracts already taken out, the Disney Corporation’s expansion into on-demand media has been an unqualified success

What the fourth industrial revolution means for you

Another technological revolution may sound like a far-flung concept, but it’s going to transform our lives in the near future...

Home broadband speeds are improving – but how quickly?

It’s comforting to know our internet is getting faster, but progress still lags behind Government targets.

Does every new home now have gigabit broadband access?

Housebuilders will soon be legally obligated to ensure new homes receive gigabit broadband access, preparing residents for a connected future

The biggest malware threats of 2020…so far

It’s been a year few of us will forget in a hurry, and we're only halfway through.

Instagram could become the main news source for young people.

Reuters finds changes in the way younger users consume the news.

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