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Satellite broadband: How it works, the cost and potential benefits

Growing numbers of UK households are already using satellite broadband, most of them in rural areas, new research has revealed. Satellite broadband can offer a more reliable service for people in locations that are poorly served by traditional connections and are unlikely to have access to full fibre internet. However, despite the appeal of the new type of connection, set-up costs of about £500 deter two thirds of potential consumers from trying the technology, according to data from Uswitch. This is Money takes a look at exactly what satellite broadband is, if it could be beneficial for you and how expensive it really is.

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Office landlines will be extinct in six years, experts predict

The office landline will likely become extinct in November 2028, new analysis predicts, with business numbers falling 370,000 in a year to 4.98million, according to the latest Ofcom data. This is a dip from 2013 when there were more than eight million landlines in the UK s office and workplaces, business communications service Ringover Group revealed. It predicts this will fall below two million in spring 2024 and drop under one million in early 2026. However, while some believe the office landline will be no more, others think it will be around for years to come. The office landline will likely become extinct in November 2028, according to expert analysis

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Broadband issues hit 15 million customers over the last year – survey

Nearly 15 million homes suffered a broadband outage lasting three hours or more over the last year, according to new research. The study by comparison service Uswitch.com found that the number of people hit by internet disruption was three times higher than the previous 12 months. A survey of 4,000 people by the firm found that the average home was left offline for more than two days over the course of a year, with 16 million working days lost to outages. It named Edinburgh as the UK’s outage capital, with a reported average downtime of 175.3 hours over the last 12 months, ahead of Bristol, Leeds, Sheffield and Brighton.

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Nearly 15m homes suffered broadband outage in last year, survey suggests

Nearly 15m homes suffered broadband outage in last year, survey suggests Uswitch estimates outages cost the UK almost £5 billion in lost work time The impact of service outages was likely to have been felt far more strongly over the previous 12 months as millions of people worked from home during the pandemic (Image: PA) Our free email updates are the best way to get Nottinghamshire headlines direct to your inboxInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe We use your sign-up to provide content in ways you ve consented to and to improve our understanding of you. This may include adverts from us and 3rd parties based on our understanding. You can unsubscribe at any time.More info

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Edinburgh is UK broadband outage capital as 15million customers hit by issues last year

Edinburgh is UK broadband outage capital as 15million customers hit by issues last year
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