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Vodafone will see in the New Year with a concerted push to encourage pay-as-you-go customers to use data to coincide with its launch of the iPhone. Although the network has not announced a date when it is allowed to start selling the iconic smartphone, it is widely believed to be from the first week of January onwards. It will then become... Read more

Businesses are driving fibre deployment across Europe at a far greater rate than governments. In fact, corporations and public institutions could even hold the key to widening the UK’s next generation footprint. That is the conclusion of Lee Myall, UK Regional Director for Interoute, a telecommunications company which claims to have more... Read more

More than 50 free Wi-Fi hotspots are due to be switched on in not-spot areas by a company based around the premise there is more to the technology than fleecing businessmen in airport lounges. The locations, which include remote Scottish Islands, will be named next week. They won a competition run earlier this year by Freerunner, a business... Read more

It is not only campaigners who are concerned by the anti-piracy measures included in the Digital Economy Bill, legal experts are also at a loss to explain how the government can sanction giving future ministers seemingly limitless powers. Patrick Gardiner, Media Partner at international law firm, Eversheds, believes that Lord Mandelson is... Read more

WiMax will not be the wireless broadband saviour for the digital have-nots, according to CI-Net Managing Director Graham McLean. The ISP has recently expanded its RedKite WiMax service but at £3000 per year, it is targeted at businesses which require a stable back up option to fixed line connections. It has been operational for four years... Read more