Stephen Conroy, the Australian Government’s Minister for Communications, faced a great deal of opposition in 2009 for imposing internet censorship by demanding obligatory filtering of internet content- for the welfare of the population especially kids.
Conroy is demanding that internet service providers should block proscribed URLs, or web pages, […]
Any user of an internet supplier will say that their internet speed is probably the biggest part of the supply. However many internet suppliers do not provide users with instruments to examine your speed. The good news is that there are many sites available that will allow you to trial your internet speed. When […]
Point Topic, the telecom research firm, has come out with maps showing the selected locations where super-speed broadband will first be enabled in the UK. The high-speed broadband programme is part of the BT Openreach initiatives to prepare the UK for the predicted increase in demand for broadband internet services in the future. […]
A survey into the internet access for children and teenagers has brought forth the fact that a large percentage of this age group has internet access in their rooms and they use it even when there are no adults in the room.
The recent UK Children’s Media Literacy interim report published by […]
Mobile broadband is very likely to substitute fixed line internet in Sweden as users have increased their data usage by almost 100% in 2008, strongly suggesting the possibility of a strong growth for at least a few more years.
The Swedish Post and Telecom Agency came up with a report recently, which points out that […]
If a report in Sunday’s Financial Times is to be believed then Vodafone is going to become a major power in the UK mobile broadband sector. The report, which refuses to cite its source, claimed that Vodafone is contemplating taking over T-Mobile UK, which is currently in a bad patch.
Neither Vodafone nor T-Mobile offered […]
The poor economic situation is apparently not having much of an impact on the global broadband industry, which has been growing steadily in the face of recession.
Point Topic, the analyst firm, has increased its forecast of global fixed line broadband connections from 493 to 496 million, to be reached by the end […]
People in Britain are embracing digital technology faster than any other nation; this was revealed by Ofcom’s International Communications Market Report and according to Technology expert professor Simeon Yates: “The reason why we’re going digital so fast is we were at the front of the queue. “We, along with the Scandinavian countries, were the first […]
The top dogs are betting that consumers will soon change how they make phone calls lessening the need for a phone line from a old school telecoms company. VoIP basically turns telephone calls into data which is transferred via an IP network, and due to this simplicity the future for VoIP seems promising.
From when […]
12 month free line rental products are a new phenomenon and as such are not properly understood by most people. It is likely this is the reason that means they are still the lowest cost mobile cellular phone offers being sold at the moment.
A free line rental phone contract is a kind of 100% […]