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Sky News Update: Sky AdSmart Launched On Sky+HD

Sky news update: the introduction of a new advertising scheme by BSkyB targeting demographics has already caught the eye of companies such as Tesco and RBS. Advertising is something that has always had an element of the black arts about it, there are a certain number of obvious guidelines to follow but ultimately people have free choice and whether those who are targeted respond to the advertising or not is personal choice.

Virgin Media News Update: Virgin Media Top Netflix UK ISP Speed Index

Virgin Media news update: Virgin Media’s internet service has once again been deemed the best peak time broadband provider in the Netflix UK ISP Speed Index. Since being launched in November 2012, Virgin Media have held the top spot for peak time broadband services – ideally best for viewing all the shows on Netflix – on the Netflix UK ISP Speed Index, apart from for one month in last October when BT received the accolade.

O2 News Update: O2 Wallet Closes In March

O2 news update: O2 have announced the closure of their mobile payment system O2 Wallet. The announcement comes 18 months after the concept was launched. At a time when major credit card companies were also establishing themselves in the remote payment market, O2 launched their version of the system.

Eon Offer Tips For Cutting Energy Bills

Eon news update: new advice coming from energy suppliers is to find innovative ways to cut monthly energy costs, including showering with your partner. With the cost of basic energy seemingly going through the roof, some energy companies and money management companies have offered up some solutions in order to reduce these monthly outgoings.

BT Set To Raise Internet and Phone Charges in January

BT news update: prices for customers with the company’s phone and broadband contracts will find themselves on the end of price increases in the new year. BT are continuing to be a regular feature in the telecommunications headlines as their battle with rival company BSkyB rages on.