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Masterchef star joins business broadband fight


A star of television show Masterchef has joined the campaign to have state-of-the-art business broadband technology deployed in East Anglia. Series finalist Tim Kinnaird has added his support to a new website promoting the town of Swaffham, where the need for improved internet is one of the major issues, reported the Eastern Daily Press. Mr Kinnaird said the internet is crucial to his business, a baking company named Macarons and More.

Posted on: 2012-02-09, in: Broadband



Caroline Spelman: Rural business broadband is a priority


Environment secretary Caroline Spelman has reiterated the coalition government's commitment to boosting rural business broadband - which will allow the universal adoption of VoIP solutions and hosted telephony. Speaking at the Rural Roadshow, the first for Spelman, the minister said supporting rural economies was a top priority, hence the large amounts of cash the government has set aside for companies in remote communities.

Posted on: 2012-02-08, in: Broadband



TalkTalk benefits from reduced broadband churn


Business broadband provider TalkTalk has claimed that it is attracting a higher class of ISP customer that are less likely to switch service provider. The firm's claim comes as shares in the company climbed by 9. 4 per cent off the back of improved broadband penetration.

Posted on: 2012-02-08, in: Broadband



Avanti to invest in business broadband satellite


British communications specialist Avanti is set to invest £75 million in its new HYLAS 3 communications satellite, which will be used to deliver high-speed business broadband. The company hopes that HYLAS 3 will help address the problem of patchy business broadband coverage in remote, rural areas. Avanti already has one satellite in orbit and will add a second in summer.

Posted on: 2012-02-08, in: Broadband



Business broadband upgrade 'will benefit everybody'


Firms in Scotland stand to benefit greatly from an improvement that is due to be made to the country's business broadband infrastructure. Brendan Dick, director of BT Scotland, has used an article for the Scotsman to outline his thoughts on the Scottish Government's decision to roll out next-generation digital technology in a bid to bring the fastest speeds to companies and residential users – something he described as "great news".

Posted on: 2012-02-08, in: Broadband








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