ISPs now required to provide minimum broadband speed guarantee - or customers can leave penalty free
Ofcom code of practice requires ISPs to be upfront about their broadband services
Internet connections must be as speedy as advertised - or you can leave. Image: Warner Bros' Speedy Gonzales
Ofcom's new code of practice has come into force today, requiring ISPs to provide customers with a minimum broadband speed they can expect - or let them go penalty free if the connection is not improved...
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