Sky Broadband pledge to go zero carbon by 2030.
ISP Sky joins UK providers in pledge to become carbon neutral - with the most ambitious target yet.
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ISP Sky joins UK providers in pledge to become carbon neutral - with the most ambitious target yet.
The UK government say that “free mobile phone roaming” throughout the EU will be a Brexit casualty.
Read: Free EU roaming to end in 2021Move means greater accuracy for consumers shopping for speed, but not for all - yet.
Read: Ofcom crack down on broadband speed estimates.The 2020 global league table for broadband prices shows best deal in... Syria!?
Read: World broadband prices league table puts UK to shameThe Huawei controversy continues as Boris Johnson says we ‘will not risk British security”.
Read: Why is the UK worried about Huawei and what does this mean for 5G?Telly has moved online - let's dive in to the most bingeworthy releases due this year!
Who's failing to live up to expectations?
Read: The most complained about home broadband servicesOver half describe themselves as “faffers”, wasting hours online during work.
Read: Brits spend up to 4.9 hours surfing the web at work!Mozilla has found a severe flaw in Firefox that could allow hackers to control your computer.
Read: Beware of this Firefox security flaw!Social platform announce new plans to tackle trolling, bots and cyberbullying.
Read: Twitter controversy as ‘reply block’ announced.Cable broadband provider to start the year with a free speed increase to a million customers.
Make the most of the post-Christmas deals offered by ISP’s while they last!
Read: New Year, New Deals!With the UK set to leave the EU by the end of January we look at how it will affect Broadband.
Read: How will Brexit affect Broadband?Ofcom make welcome changes for broadband and mobile customers.
Read: It’s getting even easier to switch broadband providerBT's new subscription service brings Champion's League matches to non-BT customers
Read: New monthly pass from BT Sport means matches for everyoneThe owner of a multi-million pound flat is suing the building owner over poor broadband!
Read: Millionaire sues building owners for £100k over poor broadband.Mark Zuckerberg's ambitious universal internet accessibility project was big news back in 2013
Read: Whatever happened to Internet.org?2019 is the year of superfast connections, as even more towns and cities get superfast 5G!
Read: EE turn on 5G in new locations!Disney launched their streaming platform in the US this month with a UK release in Spring 2020, is it living up to the hype?
Read: Should you get Disney +?This year Black Friday seems to be kicking off earlier than ever! Here’s a rundown of the best deals if you just can’t wait till the day itself.
Read: The best pre-Black Friday deals 2019!Have you noticed that likes are missing from your photos recently? Here’s why!
Read: Instagram tests ‘no likes’, sends users into panic.After much uproar Facebook and Google finally consider expert advice over ‘fake news’.
Read: Facebook and Google consider political ad block.The new smart security technology from Amazon could ironically cause major security risks for some!
Read: Amazon Ring could leave you vulnerable to wifi hackersThe app has become an internet cultural revolution, leaving parents baffled.
Read: What is TikTok and why are kids obsessed with it?Slipping in with an amazing deal just before Black Friday, Onestream narrowly beats all competition!
Read: Onestream offer cheapest Broadband in UKVirgin are sweetening up their deals so much you’ll get toothache!
Read: Virgin flash sale offers free gifts and dealsThe UN has warned internet users of handing over their data to ‘big tech’ and accused companies of exploiting the poorest users.
Read: United Nations warns of ‘digital welfare dystopia’