ISPreview Study Finds UK People Demand More Public Broadband Investment
Summary
London, United Kingdom, April 10, 2013 --( The survey also asked whether or not the country should set an improved national minimum broadband speed target.The governments current Universal Service Commitment is for internet download speeds that deliver at least 2Mbps (Megabits per second), which must reach everybody by the end of 2015, but only 2.8% of respondents supported this." "In our view it should have been set at 10Mbps from the very start, so as to encourage the correct level of investment, technology choice and to better account for future needs," concluded Jackson.In addition 62.5% said they would like the effort to focus on connecting the most remote rural areas first.The survey also asked whether or not the country should set an improved national minimum broadband speed target.""In our view it should have been set at 10Mbps from the very start, so as to encourage the correct level of investment, technology choice and to better account for future needs," concluded Jackson.