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WeLink promises to increase slow city centre broadband speeds
Highlighting certain Edinburgh addresses where broadband is a trickle rather than a stream - and a suggestion to answer the problem.
By Natalie Duffield
Advertising for...
Government wants all Scots to have access to high speed broadband
Deputy First Minister John Swinney is calling on the UK Government to implement a Universal Service Obligation (USO) for broadband services.
In a letter to...
From the Royal Mile to Infinity – but not beyond!
Just off the Royal Mile in Edinburgh's Old Town two thriving businesses are working away in buildings which are centuries old. Both of these...
Digital society excludes deprived communities
Scotland’s most marginalised communities being denied the opportunities offered by a digital society
Deprivation in Scotland has a far more significant effect on broadband uptake...
Commsworld aim to fill the internet void in central Edinburgh
Capital’s Internet Black Hole Tackled to End Web ‘Not Spot’
Thousands of businesses in Edinburgh city centre are to be offered a solution to an...
Superfast broadband for Edinburgh
Funding being made available by the UK Government will mean that by spring 2015 many small to medium sized businesses in Edinburgh will enjoy...
Government to spend £264million on broadband rollout across Scotland
Hundreds of thousands of households and businesses across Scotland are set to reap the rewards of high-speed fibre broadband thanks to a £264 million...
Plan submitted for Super connected Edinburgh
A plan to bring 90% of Edinburgh residents and businesses high speed broadband by 2015 was submitted to the UK Government today.
Estimated funding for this...
BT and superfast Broadband – the race is on
BT has called on Scottish communities to compete in a unique race for super-fast broadband.
Households and businesses will be able to demonstrate local...
Super fast broadband promised
BT announced this week that 33,000 more homes and businesses in Scotland will be next to benefit from its £2.5 billion plans for...
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