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29 June 2007
More and more people over 55-years-old are using the internet on a daily basis, research from Microsoft has discovered.
28 June 2007
People will be able to download their favourite BBC TV programmes via the internet sooner than they thought.
25 June 2007
Broadband provider Talk Talk has apologised after leaving a paying customer without internet access for a year.
22 June 2007
Research from telecommunications regulator Ofcom has revealed that the level of broadband users who use their high-speed connections to watch TV has risen by 44.2% in the first quarter of 2007.
20 June 2007
Broadband provider freedom2surf is offering its customers a 500 minutes free-to-use talktime bonus to entice new subscribers.
19 June 2007
The Office of Fair Trading (OFT) has called for more to be done to increase the options and availability for consumers using their broadband connections for shopping online.
18 June 2007
The cost of replacing analogue television sets and VCRs, combined with the £40 instalment fees faced by all those who aren't in the vulnerable or elderly criteria will costs consumers £2.2 billion.
18 June 2007
Broadband provider BT has acceded that its customers have been experiencing slower than expected broadband speeds and has pledged to restore bandwidth as soon as possible.
14 June 2007
For a limited time, BT is to offer its new customers a black Home Hub as part of an incentive to get consumers to sign up for its BT Total Broadband package.
13 June 2007
As part of its latest crackdown on misleading claims, the Advertising Standards Agency (ASA) has accused Orange of breaching advertising rules by falsely using the word "unlimited" to sell its bundled mobile and broadband packages.
12 June 2007
The government's energy white paper may be winning brownie points for energy efficiency, but when it comes to tackling fuel poverty, Gordon Brown's cabinet is set to fail.
12 June 2007
Euro MPs yesterday voted overwhelmingly in favour of slashing international roaming costs for mobile users in Europe, which could see the cost of making calls drop by up to 50% and receiving calls from the UK fall by up to 75%.
12 June 2007
The research from a survey carried out by Auto Trader magazine has revealed that drivers prefer to sort out vehicle repair claims privately, rather than going through their insurance company.
12 June 2007
Virgin Media has announced that it will be increasing the cost of its broadband helpline telephone calls from the local-rate charge to 25 pence per minute.
11 June 2007
Three consecutive inaccurate bills have seen British Gas customer Anyat Shah being overcharged by thousands of pounds.
11 June 2007
Throwing down the overseas roaming charges gauntlet, new mobile phone provider CallBlue has pledged to shave at least one third off foreign mobile call bills when it launches next month.
11 June 2007
Research from Orange Broadband has revealed that 61% of Brits believe they could not live without access to high speed internet, with over half of respondents spending over three hours a day online.
10 June 2007
BSkyB is to begin charging a pay-TV rate for Freeview customers wanting to watch a number of Sky channels.
10 June 2007
Borrowers are being urged to treat their finances like their health by working towards improving their financial fitness.
08 June 2007
Telecommunications regulator Ofcom is to begin an investigation into connection and reconnection fees charged by broadband providers.
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