Sunday, 17 April 2016
A coalition of more than 50 cross-party MPs have called for a long-overdue reform in the way that broadband packages are allowed to be advertised in the UK. The British Infrastructure Group (BIG) – the same one that called for a split of BT earlier this year – says that greater powers are required to keep ISPs in check when it comes to advertising real-world broadband speeds and package options, according to the BBC. At its core is the problem that it can still be a tedious and expensive process to leave your provider if a service doesn’t live up to expectations; a…
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