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Articles tagged with: Virgin Media and Virgin
UK Mobile Networks Sign Mobile Data Backhaul Contract
Two of the UK's mobile networks, Everything Everywhere (which owns Orange and T-Mobile) and Hutchison 3G UK have signed a deal with Virgin Media Business for mobile backhaul services. more
Related Tags: everything-everywhere, hutchison-3g-uk, seamless, seamless, UK
UK Mobile Networks Sign Mobile Data Backhaul Contract
Two of the UK's mobile networks, Everything Everywhere (which owns Orange and T-Mobile) and Hutchison 3G UK have signed a deal with Virgin Media Business for mobile backhaul services. more
Related Tags: everything-everywhere, hutchison-3g-uk, seamless, seamless, UK
For Brits, switching on is the new switching off
A new report into changing perceptions of technology has revealed that two thirds of the UK loves being connected at all times and feels more relaxed when connected than when not. The report has added the media tag of SOSO to these people - those who switch on to switch off. more
Related Tags: broadband, email, connect, television, UK
Study Reveals UK Mobile Broadband Users Get 24% of Advertised Speeds
A report from researchers, Epitiro is revealing that speeds delivered to UK mobile broadband users are significantly less than those advertised. The report is based on nationwide research from an ongoing project that monitors the performance of leading mobile operators in terms of actual customer experience. more
Related Tags: mobile-broadband, epitiro, 3, music, UK
Virgin Mobile Tops UK Mobile Broadband Tests
The results are now available for the first Mobile Broadband Genie Road Trip Awards. The exercise directly pitted dongles provided by six of the UK's mobile broadband suppliers (O2, Orange, 3, T-mobile, Virgin Media and Vodafone) against each other on a 350-mile rail journey over two days. more
Related Tags: o2, orange, 3, t-mobile, vodafone, 3g, dongle, 3g-modem, broadband-genie, cambridge, UK
European Incumbent Telecom Operators at Risk From Cable Broadband Upgrades
Fitch Ratings says in a report published today, that a number of European incumbent landline telecom operators risk increasing disadvantage given a failure to respond sufficiently to the risk posed by the cable operators' broadband investments and their own resistance to spending on fibre. more
Related Tags: , sim, eu, fitch-ratings, tim, ovi, verizon, landline, verizon-communications, bt, fitch, planning, UK
Innovative Business Model is the Key to Telecommunication Survival
The economic crisis is inevitably affecting the telecommunications sector. Continuous strain in the credit market has a big effect on investments. The reduction in consumption is changing the adoption and acceptance of new services. During these difficult times the key to staying afloat is to implement an open and shared innovation model focusing on enhancing the effectiveness of processes and innovative business. more
Related Tags: ict, vodafone, rcom, telecom-italia, eu, european-union, bt, network-management, mobile-content, union
Virgin Mobile UK to Use Yahoo Search Portal
Internet search portal, Yahoo! has secured a deal to provide mobile search services for the UK based Virgin Mobile. The service will be launched on the MVNO from next week (8th Dec). Yahoo! and Virgin Media also plan to deliver mobile sponsored search results and contextually served sponsored listings within the Virgin Media mobile portal early 2009. more
Related Tags: rsa, virgin-mobile, mvno, mobile-search, display, UK
Virgin Media Censured for the Loss of 3,000 Customer Details
The UK's Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) - which regulates data protection and privacy issues - has found Virgin Media in breach of the Data Protection Act following the loss of an unencrypted CD containing the personal details of over three thousand customers. more
Related Tags: rsa, encryption, privacy, personal, carphone-warehouse, ico, UK
Virgin Media 2Q Net Loss Wider on Impairment Charge
LONDON -(Dow Jones)- U.K. television and telephony company Virgin Media, Thursday reported a higher than expected rise in second-quarter operating cash flow, but profits were dented by a goodwill impairment charge relating to the company's mobile segment. more
Related Tags: arpu, bt-group, london, bt, tax, goldman-sachs, churn, television, UK
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