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BT reveals the cost to share its ducts
The telecoms giant finally gives into pressure and announces pricing and designs for its duct and pole sharing products.
Week in Review: Tablet frenzy at CES, VAT hiked to 20 per cent
This week, the tech industry goes crazy for tablets and a 2.5 per cent VAT hike hits us all.
TalkTalk to buy up portion of BT broadband service
The internet service provider is planning on buying up some of BT’s wholesale fibre services to pass on super fast speeds to its customers.
Mobile operators promise good behaviour
The UK’s main mobile broadband providers have released a code of conduct centred around giving the customer the best information.
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.
Virgin remains on top in broadband speed race
The broadband speed race is being won by Virgin, Ofcom figures show.
Ofcom looks to FM Radio white spaces for rural broadband
White spaces created by the shift to digital radio could help bring quality broadband to rural areas.
Competitors could pay for BT’s pension deficit
A consultation launched by regulators Ofcom may see BT’s competitors making up for the deficit in its pension scheme.
Ofcom allows mobile network spectrum trading
Mobile operators will soon be able to exchange spectrum.<br> <br>
BT gets go-ahead for watered down broadband unbundling
The European Commission has said it agrees with regulator Ofcom that BT should be able to offer only virtual unbundling for its fibre broadband...
Ofcom to cut landline termination fees
The UK telecoms regulator tells the big players to cut termination fees by up to 85 per cent.
O2 tops Ofcom mobile broadband survey
The telecoms regulator shows whose the fastest, and the slowest, when it comes to mobile broadband.
MPs call on Ofcom for better mobile broadband
The upcoming spectrum auction should ensure mobile broadband coverage for 98 per cent of the UK.
Is the UK really ‘addicted’ to smartphones?
Most adults don't own a smartphone and less than half who do say they aren't 'highly addicted' to them, yet Ofcom claims the UK is hooked on the...
Ofcom cuts mobile termination rates
The communications regulator announces plans to dramatically reduce the amount operators can charge one another, leading to consumer cost savings.
Ofcom ups 3G power limit
After years of requests from mobile operators, Ofcom has agreed to up the maximum in-band power limit for 3G licences.
BT considering Ofcom price cap appeal
Ofcom proposals would see BT Openreach's wholesale copper broadband and landline costs cut.
Today in tech: Ofcom planning piracy appeals, iPad delayed
Pressed for time but need to keep on top of tech news? Look no further than this daily roundup.
Ofcom freezes pay to save £1 million
No raises for staff or bonuses for executives at communications watchdog Ofcom this year.
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