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Sunday, 22nd November 2009

Broadband

Labour leader wants broadband access for all LABOUR leader Iain Gray has called on ministers to consider how all Scots could be guaranteed broadband access to the internet.

Virgin Media enjoys income boost as customers pay for fast broadband CABLE operator Virgin Media has seen customer spend hit a record high thanks to superfast broadband and video on demand TV.

Charles warns of threat to rural 'broadband deserts' RURAL businesses operating in "broadband deserts" miss out on vital services provided by the internet, the Prince of Wales has said.

50p a month phone levy to expand faster internet links A NEW broadband tax is to be levied on millions of homes to pay for the roll-out of super-fast internet access across Britain.

European battle for broadband

Broadband plan hits black spot

Broadband first for Scots cities

Broadband drive success

Broadband for every home 'too little, too late'

Holyrood 'is missing unique chance' to give Scotland economic broadband boost

BT under fire over 'spyware'

New broadband 100 times faster

Superfast internet in sewer pipeline

Getting broadband isn't always a walk in the park

Warning to broadband firms over connection speeds

Speed is of the essence - except for broadband users, it seems

BT insists it will not be part of a 'war of the laptop' in broadband

Retail arm leads way for bullish Carphone

Broadband connections: Look before you leap to sign

Scots lead the way in broadband boom

Paedophiles use net calls to lure victims

Scots lead UK on broadband

Bland to leave BT with bang in £2bn buyback

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