by TheISPA | Jul 7, 2017 | Political Monitor
ISPA Awards Heroes and Villains Shortlist The 2017 ISPA Awards Hero and Villain shortlist, unveiled today, shows that it has once again been quite a year for the Internet industry. From high profile cyber-attacks to broadband rollout and online censorship, the hero...
by TheISPA | Jun 30, 2017 | Political Monitor
Broadband Lord Adonis pushes for rapid infrastructure improvement Lord Adonis – chairman of the Independent National Infrastructure Commission – stressed in a recent speech that Brexit and a hung parliament must not delay infrastructure projects. He cited “digital and...
by TheISPA | Jun 23, 2017 | Political Monitor
Broadband Queen’s Speech confirms Green Paper on a Consumer Markets Review The Queen’s speech confirmed that the Government intends to go ahead with publishing a Consumer Markets Review Green Paper. The review will closely examine markets which are not working fairly...
by TheISPA | May 26, 2017 | Political Monitor
Broadband Lowering barriers to telecoms A report this week by Analysys Masons – on behalf of The Broadband Stakeholder Group – makes a number of recommendations to lower barriers to telecoms infrastructure deployment, these include: Reducing variation between permit...
by TheISPA | May 12, 2017 | Political Monitor
Broadband ISPA Broadband Working Group Call: Automatic Compensation Join us on a conference call from 10:00 - 12:00 on Thursday 18th May to discuss ISPA's response to OFCOM's implementation of automatic compensation for broadband faults, and current barriers to...
by TheISPA | Apr 21, 2017 | Political Monitor
Broadband Broadband prices rise by an average 43% when fixed term deals end Customers on the cheapest basic broadband tariffs are hit with an average price rise of 43% (£113) a year once their deal ends, according to a report by Citizens Advice. The charity also found...
