BT unveils plan for faster broadband
Sunday, 27 September 2015
BT has outlined its vision for better broadband amid criticism at the slow rollout of superfast connections.
BT has outlined its vision for better broadband amid criticism at the slow rollout of superfast connections.
RURAL broadband connections are half as fast as those available in cities – and much slower than the national average.
BUSINESSES in east Cheshire can take advantage of two schemes to help them reap the benefits of superfast broadband.
Later in 2015 this project will begin rolling out superfast broadband to almost every household and business in a very rural part of Dorset. The approach taken in this case
A community-led broadband project is set to roll out superfast connections to part of rural Dorset.
SLOW broadband connections threaten to undermine the rural economy – and can only be fixed by government investment, MPs have been told.
RURAL homes and businesses are in danger of being left behind by the government’s broadband plans, MPs have warned.
MPs have clashed with civil servants and telecom bosses over delivery of better broadband to rural areas.
THE chief executive of Broadband Delivery UK has come under fire from MPs over the company’s failure to meet rural internet access targets.
Two issues demand urgent resolution, these being to: Permit greater flexibility in what its agency, BDUK, allows to be counted as match funding for Government broadband investment programmes, so that
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BT has outlined its vision for better broadband amid criticism at the slow rollout of superfast connections.
RURAL broadband connections are half as fast as those available in cities – and much slower than the national average.
BUSINESSES in east Cheshire can take advantage of two schemes to help them reap the benefits of superfast broadband.
Later in 2015 this project will begin rolling out superfast broadband to almost every household and business in a very rural part of Dorset. The approach taken in this case could be described as a community-led project, which can cite certain advantages and which tests one way of extending broadband to the final 5% of hard-to-reach communities.
A community-led broadband project is set to roll out superfast connections to part of rural Dorset.
SLOW broadband connections threaten to undermine the rural economy – and can only be fixed by government investment, MPs have been told.
RURAL homes and businesses are in danger of being left behind by the government’s broadband plans, MPs have warned.
MPs have clashed with civil servants and telecom bosses over delivery of better broadband to rural areas.
THE chief executive of Broadband Delivery UK has come under fire from MPs over the company’s failure to meet rural internet access targets.
Two issues demand urgent resolution, these being to: Permit greater flexibility in what its agency, BDUK, allows to be counted as match funding for Government broadband investment programmes, so that
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