Digital Dividend
Recent Posts
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Can anyone work out what BT is saying?
28 Nov 2010 -
Gimme a P
28 Nov 2010 -
Wikileaks, beware the D notices
28 Nov 2010
Is this the superfast broadband Ian Livingston promised to deliver?
BT won't return to FTTC areas for a long time, if ever?!
Wikileaks can't leak as hole is plugged (temporarily) with a DOS attack.
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How to engage the digitally reluctant
28 Nov 2010 -
Joined up Public Service Network takes shape
26 Nov 2010 -
BT's big night
25 Nov 2010 -
Final Third to go untaxed?
24 Nov 2010 -
Free BT now!
23 Nov 2010 -
Broken Telephone Poles
23 Nov 2010 -
Is the BDUK's rural project a stitch-up?
23 Nov 2010
Engaging the digitally reluctant with ingenious ideas rather than just money.....
that leaves only Cable&Wireless Worldwide and BT to get on board the Public Service Network.
BT must be doing something right to pick up four gongs at the World Communications Awards.
As government services are going to be "digital by default", the government should take the bitter-end logical step of not taxing those who cannot transact online with it.
It's becoming increasingly clear that it is inappropriate for BT, as a profit-seeking company, to own and manage a regulated operation like Openreach.
Ofcom and BT investigate how to further next gen deployment with access to ducts and poles. Or do they?
Nor are they allowed to queer BT's hegemony over backhaul, leased lines, or to offer services to mobile operators.
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A good auld Yorkshire ISP?
22 Nov 2010 -
Railway Ransom etc
20 Nov 2010 -
How to fix this broken system
18 Nov 2010 -
Some people don't get it
16 Nov 2010 -
Agenda items for Vaizey's business rates summit
16 Nov 2010
Check the ownership of your ISP
Is this country being held to ransom by a lack of joined up thinking?
So let's be generous. Vaizey's statement that a two-tier internet would not be unacceptable, is a temporising measure, one that is required, force majeur, until the network operators can install ...
They really don't, and often they are in positions of power with enormous capacity to abuse.Take this story from a blog post I was alerted to via Twitter. Deep in the comments was this human ...
Communications minister Ed Vaizey is fulfilling a promise to meet network operators to discuss business rates levied on networks, especially fibre networks, on 2 December.