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Ofcom has begun a consultation looking into possible methods of delivering high-speed broadband to UK consumers.

Digium has received further acclaim for the technological innovation and quality of service provided by its VoIP product range.

A group of high-profile technology firms have signed up to a licensing agreement that could pave the way for high-speed mobile broadband access.

A new VoIP application has been released by fring for consumers with unlocked Apple iPhone handsets.Customers will be able to gain access to the first ever mobile VoIP solution for "opened" iPhones via a Wi-Fi connection.

Good management plays a crucial role in ensuring VoIP solutions deliver the best possible performance, according to new research by Aberdeen Group.

The Federation of Small Businesses (FSB) is making free access to VoIP services available to its 210,000 members.

Carphone Warehouse is planning to launch a bid for Tiscali’s UK arm, chief executive Charles Dunstone has declared.

The number of consumers using mobile phone networks to connect to the internet via laptops will surge past one million by end of 2008, according to 3UK.

Telecoms regulator Ofcom has outlined new proposals to levy a tax on broadband providers as part of a review into the funding of public service broadcasters (PSB).

Internet service providers (ISPs) have called on the BBC to provide financial assistance as they strive to meet surging demand for iPlayer.

Moovera Networks, a manufacturer of industrial-strength wireless communications products, has teamed up with Wightlink Isle of Wight Ferries to provide in-ship broadband connections for passengers.

Only four per cent of "super fast" 16Mb broadband users actually receive their advertised speed or higher, analysts Point Topic have claimed.