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Although broadband remains a fairly young technology, a Google analyst has predicted it will spread to the stars within the next few decades.

Fewer companies or individuals are experiencing difficulties when they try and change their broadband provider, according to new figures.

Video VoIP looks set to see huge improvements after the development of new software which could rid web-cam images of their grainy look.

Fruit producer Del Monte claims to have saved up to £75,000 a year after rolling out VoIP services across its offices.

Changes which are being made to European telecoms regulations could undermine the work done by Ofcom, the watchdog claims.

One Australian student has claimed he can "turbo charge" a normal copper phone line to deliver download speeds of 250Mb/s, according to reports.

One of Scotland's largest ethernet deployments has been installed at East Renfrewshire Council as part of updates for its converged communications and date network system.

The Cabinet Office is midway through developing new shared back-office systems to help modernise its major IT systems, claim reports.

Upgrading to voice over internet protocol (VoIP) for phone calls can bring a number of benefits, but firms have been warned that they must secure their network from hackers.

More than 1.3 million Londoners face a commute of more than an hour a day, new research shows, leading to calls for more flexible working.

Although the number of broadband ISPs has been whittled down to just six large companies, there remains a healthy spirit of competition, it has been suggested.

Small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) are more open to allowing secretarial and administration staff to work from outside the office due to technological advances, it has been suggested.

Avoiding the commuter rush by working from home this winter could save lives, it has been suggested. Non-profit group Work Wise advised companies to set up virtual private networks and VoIP systems to allow their workers to stay at home to complete their tasks.