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Ofcom makes interim chief exec appointment
Jonathan Oxley is currently competition director at telecoms regulator
Virgin Media sets out to bring gigabit broadband to 15 million by 2021
A million connections will be surpassed this year Virgin Media has set out bold targets to connect up to 15 million UK homes with gigabit broadband by the end of 2021. The first homes will be connected with the gigabit speeds this year, with Southampton the first city to receive the broadband, where customers have
Ofcom chief executive White to step down
The Ofcom board has confirmed a search for White’s successor is under way
UK full fibre broadband penetration is now at 7pc
Full fibre internet connections yields 300Mbps ultrafast download speeds
Ofcom tells industry to “up its game” on customer service
Tesco Mobile customers had the highest levels of satisfaction compared to the mobile sector as a whole (96 per cent)
BT agrees to separate from Openreach
Both firms will separate this year but BT will continue to set budgets for Openreach BT has agreed to Ofcom’s conditions for a legal separation of it broadband division Openreach this year, after two years of negotiations. The agreement will transform Openreach into a “distinct company” according to Ofcom in a statement, with its own staff, strategy and management “to
BT Landline-only customers set for cheaper bills
Plans are set to reduce by at least £5 per month after Ofcom have reviewed how the market is working for customers who only buy a landline service from a provider.
Three’s MakeTheAirFair campaign hits 100,000 signatures
The campaign launched in November last year asking for Ofcom to cap the amount of spectrum any operator can hold at 30 per cent
Three, TalkTalk and CityFibre join forces for ‘MakeTheAirFair’ campaign
Each company is campaigning for Ofcom to cap the amount of available spectrum each operator can hold at 30 per cent
Telecoms firms send Ofcom letter asking for 30pc spectrum cap
Three, TalkTalk, CityFibre, Relish and Federation of Communication Services call regulator’s CEO to correct what it claims is an imbalance of the mobile airwaves