I've been doing some very interesting work with Samknows on mapping and understanding the broadband landscape in the UK, and how that affects the roll-out of next generation broadband.This presentation at the NextGen09 conference in Leeds covers some of the mapping work.

1. team@samknows.com
www.samknows.com/broadband

2. League Tables
Average Speeds Today Competition Today
• London 5,417 • London 8.10
1 1
• West Midlands 4,892 • North West 5.73
2 2
• North West 4,850 • South East 5.20
3 3
• South West 4,830 • West Midlands 4.93
4 4
• South East 4,827 • Yorkshire and The Humber 4.76
5 5
• East Midlands 4,742 • North East 4.25
6 6
• North East 4,647 • East of England 4.24
7 7
• Yorkshire & Humber 4,620 • East Midlands 4.09
8 8
• East of England 4,597 • South West 3.49
9 9

3. League Tables
The Premier League kbps
1 London Hammersmith and Fulham 6,076
2 London City of London 6,028
3 London Kensington and Chelsea 5,880
4 South East Adur 5,862
5 London Camden 5,836
The Sunday League
1 Yorkshire & Humber East Riding of Yorkshire 3,222
2 South East Guildford 3,711
3 West Midlands Oswestry 3,724
4 South East Bracknell Forest 3,749
5 South East Rushmoor 3,819

4. League Tables
The Premier League
1 London Southwark 8.85
2 London Wandsworth 8.82
3 London Lambeth 8.81
4 London Barnet 8.69
5 London Tower Hamlets 8.62
* As well as Virgin media and wireless operators
The Sunday League
1 North West Barrow-in-Furness 0.00
2 North East Teesdale 0.00
3 North East Alnwick 0.00
4 East of England North Norfolk 0.00
5 South West Isles of Scilly 0.00
* Deregulation is yet to affect these Local Authorities

5. Knowing the problem
Average ADSL speed

6. Knowing the problem
Average Competition

7. A Picture of England

8. Knowing the problem
Who gets less than 2Mbps?

9. Today’s
Competition
Source: Ofcom “3g coverage maps”

10. Quick to compete!

11. team@samknows.com
www.samknows.com/broadband