Broadband take-up poor

IRELAND has come near the bottom of the class in the latest survey of broadband internet penetration.

Broadband take-up poor

According to ComReg latest figures, which cover the three months to the end of March, there were 152,000 broadband connections, equivalent to 3% of the population and well behind the take-up rate in many other EU countries.

Although the figures indicate that the number of broadband connections was rising at a quick pace, there were claims yesterday that Ireland will not meet its target of 400,000 subscribers by 2006.

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