As England prepare for this summers World Cup in South Africa, we can take a look at the Broadband World Cup and see which countries are leading the way and which are no-where. You won’t be surprised to know that in the UK we pay more than most but you might be surprised to know what other countries get for their money…
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Over 17 million households in the UK are estimated to have subscribed to various broadband technologies in 2009, according to the latest digital marketing research figures. This represents a 6.5 per cent increase on the 16.1 million households that used broadband in 2008.
Third generation mobile phone networking technology (3G) is now included as standard on most modern handsets. This has given mobile users the ability to surf websites at broadband speeds
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Broadband, a term which covers many internet connection technologies, is always growing and has been widely taken up across the UK and indeed around the developed world. Despite the economic downturn the rate at which new broadband connections have been made has actually risen 2% in the UK in 2009 compared to the same period last year, with now over 17 million households jacked into the world wide web at high speed. This growth is set to continue thanks to the government`s Digital Britain initiative, aiming to put at least 2Mbps broadband into every home in the UK by 2012.
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