The BT Group is waging a war on two fronts: versus the Government on one side, battling TalkTalk and Sky on the other.

Muswell Hill residents may have scored an own goal with some of their unwanted cabinets being redeployed to Glasgow

Will the views of local conservationists prevent some Muswell hill residents and businesses from receiving up to 40 Mbits/s broadband ?

The UK’s biggest ISP has announced it has signed up to BT Broadband’s fibre to the cabinet (FTTC) testing plans – along with some developments closer to home.

Plans to use ‘digital dividend’ spectrum, freed up by switching off analogue tv, to bring mobile broadband to not spots have two fatal flaws, according to the former Chief Strategy Officer at the GSM Association, Ameet Shah.
Not only will auctioning the airwaves in equal licences leave mobile operators with services that are not economically viable, [...]

Communications regulator OFCOM has given BT Openreach the green light to operate active electronics in its access network.

Charles Dunstone of Carphone Warehouse is quoted in the Sunday Times complaining about likely price rises for BT’s local loop unbundled services. OFCOM’s consultation on Openreach pricing closed on Friday after a 2-week extension, so Dunstone is maintaining his lobbying pressure.
OFCOM’s consultation showed Openreach failing to make a commercial return on some products either now [...]

Openreach look likely to receive permission to increase some wholesale prices, subject to the outcome of an OFCOM consultation launched today.
The objective of the increases is to allow Openreach to achieve an economic return on its local loop telephone lines when sold either as a wholesale telephone service or as an unbundled loop. Previously it [...]