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1 total messages Started by Andy Jenkins Mon, 02 Feb 2004 22:14
[UK-Bug] News .. Bulldog release 4MB HOME service, Freeserve, and Ofcom look at VoB
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Author: Andy Jenkins
Date: Mon, 02 Feb 2004 22:14
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Hey guys,

Whoever said Monday was a quiet day eh ?  Some late night news for
you.

By the way, thanks for all the suggestions about the serverstatus app.
Many of the changes will be implemented over the forthcoming weeks.
Especial thanks to "James" (no email James !!!!!) for providing quite
a few IP addresses !.

Anyhooooo .. the news......

Regular hold inquiry into Voice over Broadband technologies.

"With broadband becoming increasingly more popular, communication
regulatory body Ofcom are to hold what it is calling a meeting of
interested parties to discuss a variety of aspects, of what is seen to
be one of the core derivatives of VoIP, Voice over Broadband. "
http://snipurl.com/1ym9

Bulldog release 4Mbps service for the HOME user

"The name Bulldog conjours up an image of an ISP that is typically at
the forefront of ADSL advancement within the UK. Well, the ISP have
done it again, with the release of a 4Mbps service that the ISP is
aiming at the home user. However, is the price that which a home user
would pay ? "
http://snipurl.com/1ymi

Save neary �85 with Freeserve Broadband

"Just a short note to remind readers, that starting tomorrow,
Freeserve are offering their 512k broadband deal in a special 3 month
discounted price - perfect for the potential Freeserve subscriber. The
deal results in a saving of nearly �85 !"
http://snipurl.com/1ymm



--
Andy Jenkins
UK Broadband Usergroup : http://www.uk-bug.net
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