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FTTP moves to Beta Trial’s
Posted by matt.wilson on 15 09 2020. Comments Off on FTTP moves to Beta Trial’s
Following our previous post regarding our Fibre to Premises Alpha Trials (first stage of testing), we are pleased to announce that the Trial’s have been a huge success with many existing and new customers wanting to be part of it. Trialist’s received a free FTTP connection (Fibre to Premises) to their…
READ MORETesters needed for home Broadband Service Launch
Posted by matt.wilson on 01 08 2020. Comments Off on Testers needed for home Broadband Service Launch
Baltic are currently working on a residential service for the home market, especially to help home workers during these challenging times. The service will be called Baltic Roost and is currently in the development stages. We will be offering a residential service for the home that will be available by…
READ MOREFree WiFi During Coronavirus (COVID-19)Update/Closure
Posted by Tyler Woodward on 09 06 2020. Comments Off on Free WiFi During Coronavirus (COVID-19)Update/Closure
As per our last article that we published on 15th March 2020 whereby we launched a free WiFi service to the public on the streets of the Liverpool Community Region, we are pleased to announce the success of this campaign in many forms. Our Free-WiFi service so far has beamed high…
READ MORETrials: Landline Broadband Exchanges Launch Plan
Posted by matt.wilson on 21 04 2020. Comments Off on Trials: Landline Broadband Exchanges Launch Plan
As per our last Blog on this matter, Trials: Landline Broadband, we’ve now heard from quite a number of people who want to help trial our service and have provided helpful feedback about how they could consume a potential landline broadband service if we did in fact offer one. Since February,…
READ MOREFree WiFi During Coronavirus (COVID-19) for our Community
Posted by Tyler Woodward on 15 03 2020. Comments Off on Free WiFi During Coronavirus (COVID-19) for our Community
The Coronavirus is a growing threat to both people and businesses in our community and we want to do what we can to help. Together, with the members of The Liverpool Internet Exchange (IX Liverpool ) we have set up a Free WiFi service across the city so that home…
READ MORETrials: Landline Broadband
Posted by matt.wilson on 01 02 2020. Comments Off on Trials: Landline Broadband
Baltic traditionally are a Wireless ISP, delivering their internet service via a Wireless Dish that is attached to a property. Currently, we investigating the delivery of our service using the wholesale landline infrastructure within the region, so that we can provide various type of new services, including more homeworking…
READ MOREJob: Support Engineer
Posted by matt.wilson on 21 07 2019. 0 Comments
Primary Location : Liverpool Salary: Negotiable Job Type: Full-time (9am till 5:30pm Mon-Friday) Are you a Support Engineer looking to work for one of Liverpool’s best kept secrets? We are Baltic Broadband, leaders in Digital Connectivity. We provide a range of wired and wireless Broadband packages to businesses throughout the region, priced competitively and…
READ MORECutting Costs with your Internet Provider
Posted by Tyler Woodward on 25 06 2019. 0 Comments
Making you business as streamlined and efficient as possible is how you keep profits high. One way that you can help do that is by making sure you’re paying the optimum price for your internet while keeping your needs met. 1) Figure out what your business needs. The first thing you need…
READ MOREWhy Having No Internet Might Kill your Business
Posted by Tyler Woodward on 05 06 2019. 0 Comments
Have you ever had a really bad storm, or even an average Tuesday, which caused your phones to go out? Nobody can call into your business for directions, questions, assistance, or anything else. Without a proper, stable, and fast internet connection, you could be just as disadvantaged as a…
READ MOREEU Copyright Directive may affect internet-based businesses
Posted by Tyler Woodward on 26 05 2019. 0 Comments
The internet is a fairly new technology and, as such, has suffered from far too few regulations. After all, it’s hard to regulate something that is literally a worldwide technology when there is no world government. The EU has been trying, however, and has recently created and passed the EU…
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