Ashley Highfield, the BBC director of new media and technology, has outlined the corporation’s vision for a broadband Britain, and called upon the collaboration and co-operation of Government and industry to avoid a digital underclass. ¶ First there was Freeview, then Freesat, now Freeband is the latest initiative to emerge from the BBC. ... informitv link
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