At this rate, there really will be a revolution. Every which way you turn at the moment, across every aspect of our lives, the UK is becoming the laughing stock of the world for our policies. And worse, for the populace in turning the other cheek accepting them. There are few other countries where the ridiculous laws which have been passed during this last few governments would have been accepted by the citizens, the businesses, or those organisations who are supposedly in place to protect both.

I ceased to be proud to be British years ago when I left to travel and understood how others view this country; now, I am embarrassed.

Politicians are typically hugely busy people in their 40s 50s and 60s and it isn’t necessarily fair to expect that demographic to have a good handle on internet issues. Having said that they need to try harder as the subject of this post shows.

Then the HUWY project (http://huwy.eu/) will bring their ideas on future solutions and laws to policy makers in the UK, Ireland, Germany, Estonia and the European Parliament. All the policy-makers need to do is humbly learn from them.

http://gigaom.com/2010/02/23/cisco-core-markets-competition/

As a supplier to all the major Infrastructure companies we see Alcatel Lucent and Huawei starting to eat their lunch!

I live in Glasgow Halfway area. The only people offered Infinity are those where there is competition for BT.

All the new estates that have recently been built in the area remain without a premium service.