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Will BT's nomination scheme widen fibre divide?
News Comms giant BT wants ISPs to nominate exchanges to get fibre, but the new scheme has been criticised.
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eNom accused of being number one for malware sites
News Being the host with the most is not so good for eNom.
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Virgin Media launches malware awareness initiative
News Malware-infected customers can expect a letter from the ISP about how to fix the problem and prevent future infection.
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Millions of legitimate emails getting blocked by ISPs
News Internet service providers (ISPs) are blocking millions of legitimate emails, an email delivery company has claimed.
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ISPs still embellishing broadband speeds?
News Despite impressive improvements on broadband speeds over the past year, Ofcom is still concerned ISPs are claiming faster than achievable connections.
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Early FTTP customer reports 77Mbps download speeds
News ISP Plusnet has reported that the first of its customers taking part in BT's FTTP super-fast broadband trial in Milton Keynes has achieved download speeds as high as 77Mbps.
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BT and TalkTalk call for Digital Economy Act review
News BT and TalkTalk have come together to mount a legal challenge against the controversial Digital Economy Act.
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Ofcom consults on net neutrality
News Internet traffic management comes under official scrutiny, as regulator probes impact on competition.
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Users happy to change ISPs for better speeds
News Despite previous surveys showing customers as reluctant to change their providers, a new report has revealed over half have already jumped ship.
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Crime-supporting ISP shut down
News The US FTC has shut down a rogue ISP that was helping distribute malicious content, including child pornography.
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Small ISPs exempt from filesharing laws
News Ofcom has freed ISPs with fewer than 40,000 users from adhering to the filesharing laws brought in with the Digital Economy Act.
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Digital Economy Bill to cost ISPs up to £500 million
News Internet service providers are set to front up to £500 million of the bill to put in place Government plans hoping to cut copyright infringement.
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