Broadband boom reduces level of dial-up users to less than 25%
Thursday, November 23rd, 2006
More than three-quarters of internet connections in the UK are broadband, according to new figures.
The findings, from the Office of National Statistics (ONS) indicate that broadband connections in the UK in September now account for 75.2%, up from 72.6% in June.
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The ONS research, which surveyed key UK ISPs, revealed that less than a quarter of connections (24.8%) are dial-up.
The number of UK broadband connections has more than trebled over three years, while dial-up connections took 78.2% of the total UK share in September 2003.
The full report can be viewed here (PDF) : http://www.statistics.gov.uk/pdfdir/inco1106.pdf