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Virgin Media launched its 100Mb cable broadband in the UK just yesterday, but already rival ISP BT has weighed in with a spot of  criticism, saying it was “surprised by the high price” of Virgin’s superfast service.

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Sky has kicked in a complaint to the Office of Fair Trading and communications regulator Ofcom in an attempt to kill off YouView and its plans for free on-demand internet TV. Sky has reportedly fired a flurry of complaints about competition concerns to the regulators…
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BT has launched a free mobile app for iPhone and Android, reportedly taking the pain out of connecting to one of the company’s 1.6 million Wi-Fi hotspots. The app gives BT Total Broadband customers an automatic connection to any BT OpenZone and BT FON hotspots within range.

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BT will be hiking its monthly line rental by 50p this autumn, in a move which is likely to disgruntle broadband users who are tied into line rental as a condition of getting a  broadband connection. The only way to avoid BT’s increase will be to pay 12 months up front, a massive cost that most of us are unlikely to be willing to pay.

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The Digital Economy Act faces a showdown with ISP’s, as BT and Talk Talk announce that they’ve joined forces and filed papers demanding a judicial review of the Digital Economy Act.

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BT has bought a stake in OnLive, the on demand streaming games service, and will be bringing it the UK. OnLive streams games over the web straight to your Mac, PC or TV, handling the graphical grunt work back at its server farm. So when we can expect OnLive to go live in the UK?

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Government plans for a “broadband tax” of 50p a month on all phone lines to pay for better broadband speeds in areas with inadequate coverage have been branded “unfair” by a parliamentary committee.

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BT is getting ready to open up its tunnel network to rival broadband providers to allow them to run their own high-speed networks through the infrastructure. That should mean more competition and a better deal for customers.

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