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Week in Review: Can Steve Ballmer stand the heat?
Without Gates' support, can Ballmer steer Microsoft through choppy waters? This week, we also looked at the YouTube war, a Guinness world record,...
Week in Review: AMD boss dumped over losses
Can Dirk Meyer do what Hector Ruiz couldn’t and turn AMD around? We also look at government plans to carbon neutralise its IT and other top stories.
TalkTalk calls government free PC plans 'inconsistent'
TalkTalk has said plans to provide free computers and web access to low income families may price many people out of the market.
O2 offers free broadband to counter Orange's iPhone threat
Data tethering deals are to be sweetened by O2 with a free home internet offering as the iPhone gets released on Orange.
Northern Ireland promises 10Mbps broadband
The government in Northern Ireland is promising the country’s businesses next-generation technology by 2011.
Orange offers 20Mbps broadband
Along with new package options, Orange is now offering up to 20Mbps download speeds as standard for home users.
Virgin Media backs Tories' plans as it re-brands NTL:Telewest
The head of Virgin's business division has backed the Conservative's new broadband plans as he re-branded its three-year-old acquisition.
Hung parliament could threaten digital Britain
The two main political parties have very difference stances on how to improve broadband in Britain and with elections due next year, there are...
BT wants public cash to fill broadband ‘notspots’
New BT technology will bring a 2Mbps connection to rural areas, but the company wants government funding to pay for it.
Gordon Brown eyes speedy broadband to ease recession
It’s an ambitious and worthy idea. But how much money is he talking about, and who is going to get it?
UK ranked 26th for broadband speed
A new report showing the average global broadband speeds placed the UK in a lowly position of 26th, but our speeds still outstrip the global average.
North falling behind south in broadband penetration
New Point Topic research has highlighted the differences between the north and south when it comes to broadband penetration.
BT breaks five million broadband customers landmark
Communications giant BT has announced that it now has five million customers signed up to its broadband services.
Fixed broadband lines to hit half a billion
A new report has claimed 2010 will be the year global broadband subscriptions go over half a billion, with the uptake of emerging markets to thank...
Five ways to improve your broadband connection
A slow or faulty broadband connection can make you tear your hair out with frustration. Here are five simple ways with which you can solve some of...
Norfolk businesses seek out faster broadband
A campaign has begun in East Anglia to get fibre broadband installed for businesses in the area. Could Easynet’s latest launch be the answer?
Coalition calls for decent rural broadband
A number of activist groups from the countryside have come together to fight for the rights of rural people, demanding better services such as...
Lord Carter begins universal broadband negotiations
An ongoing row over sharing broadband spectrum has spurred the communications minister to call the mobile operators into negotiations.
How does Britain’s broadband compare?
How does the government's Digital Britain plan compare to other countries around the world? We take go on a virtual global tour to see how our...
SMBs benefit from BT and Opal broadband price war
TalkTalk's B2B arm Opal makes a big move in the business broadband market - drawing a quick reaction from BT.
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