A study has suggested that super-fast broadband access could increase the asking price of UK homes

A study has suggested that super-fast broadband access could increase the asking price of UK homes
Virgin Media has rolled out its superfast 100Mbps broadband service to five more locations in the UK
BT has been told to cut charges for rival ISPs so users in the sticks get cheaper access
BT Openreach has suggested prices for allowing other operators to use its broadband infrastructure
Users aren't happy, but customer disatisfaction makes the world go round, says Peter Judge
European consumers in remote regions will soon have another broadband-via-satellite option, thanks to Eutelsat
Another rural broadband project has been given the nod with a Scottish Parliament grant for a WiMax network
The Welsh Labour MP Ian Lucas has criticised the coalition government for not funding superfast broadband in the region
Arqiva has teamed up with Alcatel-Lucent to test an open LTE network for rural broadband
The UK communications regulator revealed how it expects so-called “white space technology” to work in order to free up valuable spectrum bandwidth
Feathers could be ruffled at some telco providers after a pigeon turned out to be faster than a broadband connected computer in a file transfer challenge
Virgin Media continues to trial new ways of delivering superfast broadband to rural areas, as it begins a fibre trial via electricity poles
Jeremy Hunt blames funding shortfall for delay to universal broadband - after blocking Labour's broadband tax
Culture secretary Jeremy Hunt will ask telecom firms how to tackle the broadband divide in the United Kingdom
Residents in a Kent village used a £13,000 grant from the local council to get BT to bring superfast fibre to its area
The government has labelled Labour's commitment to universal 2Mbps broadband as "pitifully unambitious" and outlined steps to drive nationwide fibre rollout
BT is to regain some control over its fibre network under new regulations, but the EC has called upon it to share its network with rival ISPs
Whether your vote is swayed by technology or not, it's important to get out and use it, says Peter Judge
A new report analysing the distribution of rural broadband subsidies has found the Tories' "wait and see" policy could do them out of the rural vote