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EU May Block Cameron's Internet Tirade Against Porn
In 2012, David Cameron introduced proposals for new pornography filters that would block adult content automatically, forcing Internet users to contact their Internet service provider if they wanted to unlist from the filter.
Minister Expresses Doubt Over BT Openreach Split
Ed Vaizey tells the Financial Times he has some scepticism over the plan, worrying the "huge undertaking" could backfire "in a number of ways".
Ofcom Probes Claims Sky Ignored Customer Cancellation Requests
Claims many consumers reported hour long phone calls with Sky representatives, which ended with Sky ignoring instructions to cancel accounts, etc.
Sky Accuses BT Openreach Of Not Spending Enough On Broadband
The attack on BT and the way it handles Openreach continues, and this time Sky’s Chief Strategy Officer, Mai Fyfield wrote a piece about it, which ended up being published on The Telegraph.
Telecoms Firms Urge Ofcom To Probe BT
Sky, EE, Virgin Media and Vodafone are among a band of firms challenging BT’s monopoly over business broadband with an Ofcom probe into the situation a very real prospect.
UK ISPs Customer Satisfaction Sees 3% Rise
The group are no longer the worst when it comes to consumer satisfaction and the group of smaller ISPs classed as “All Others” came out on top of the pile.
York Sees First Phase Of CityFibre FTTP Rollout Completed
CityFibre has announced that it has completed the first phase of its FTTP (Fibre to the Premises) rollout in York.
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