Consumer BVAS revenues up 81% in 2006
The market for consumer broadband value-added services (BVAS) grew by 81% in 2006.
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Broadband Tariff Trends
Internet service providers around the world are discovering that broadband alone is not enough to attract and retain customers.
Sentech's WiMax Broadband plans
The National Treasury recently earmarked R500-Million for Sentech to enable them to build a nationwide WiMax broadband network.
NEPAD aims to streamline broadband laws
NEPAD will host a regional workshop which aims to streamline national laws and regulations on broadband.
Fiber connectivity, courtesy of MTN
MTN is launching its FibreConnect product, an alternative to the current last-mile services from Telkom.
Taking on the big boys
SITTING IN THE COFFEE SHOP at the Arabella Sheraton in Cape Town, WebAfrica’s Matthew Tagg hardly looks like the MD of a successful mid-sized ISP.
The truth about caps and shaping
Traffic shaping and bandwidth caps are once again the focus of attention as one of the local operators sets out to defend its bandwidth management policies.
Majority of British households on broadband Internet
The majority of households in the UK now have a broadband Internet connection
Broadband bill mess irks MPs
The public enterprises department received a tongue-lashing from a parliamentary committee chairman yesterday for tabling the controversial Broadband Infraco Bill
Fibre-to-the-Home comes to Africa
While South Africans are increasingly relying on wireless broadband technologies to get connected, Mauritius is set to get Fibre-to-the-Home by 2008.
Africa 4th in broadband penetration
Africa has been rated fourth in broadband penetration among six continents that were sampled by the Economist Intelligence in the year 2007.
The battle for wireless broadband supremacy
Will WiMax or HSDPA become the dominant wireless broadband access technology?
