2008 is supposed to be the year broadband takes its next step in the UK. Nigel Whitfield looks at the harsh reality
BT's top internet architect proposes congesting charging for the internet. Before you protest, consider that it could mean faster browsing and an end to data caps
Apparently fair shares can be any but fair
Speeds could be slower in practice but nearly all homes would benefit if modems were moved to street cabinets
We’re all being encouraged to make the most of digital convergence in our homes, but make the wrong choices and you face compatibility nightmares. Nigel Whitfield explains
Cookies can be used as an alternative to pop-ups on your website
Online groups have turned the internet into the world's largest social experiment
The World Wide Web first appeared 15 years ago, but the technology of the internet is twice as old
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