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Work has begun on an ambitious new project which aims to integrate the various telephony networks British consumers and businesses use to communicate with each other.

Growing numbers of people are signing up to broadband deals and the popularity of the connections are driving innovation of new technologies such as online gaming and VoIP, according to the Internet Service Providers' Association (ISPA).

Firms 'should be aware of VoIP security risks'The importance of vigilance over VoIP security has been highlighted by behavioural analysis IT security software vendor Tier-3.

Taking advantage of flexible working opportunities can allow UK workers to reduce their stress levels, it has been suggested.

Although broadband has spread across the UK and prompted the growth of services such as voice over internet protocol (VoIP), the relatively low speed of connections has attracted criticism.

A new technology which should allow VoIP servers to seamlessly talk to one another is to be overseen by the UK domain name registry Nominet, it has been announced.

More cash needs to be pumped into improving the country's broadband infrastructure, according to one expert.

Despite the huge savings that can be made through installing VoIP technology, many businesses are still failing to sign up.

The spread of broadband has made keeping in touch with family and friends much easier for us all, but it has been suggested that this has proven especially useful for the over 50s.