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Originally Posted by Qtx
If they use top speeds as an indicator of how good a broadband is, then these awards are not worth the paper/webserver they are printed on. If they went by quality of the broadband, in regard to latency and jitter which make a difference to gaming, VOIP, streaming etc then I would expect Virgin would have been near the bottom.
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"Strong cumulative showings in a number of categories - including a win for fastest home broadband and a strong showing in the Judges' Choice awards, has resulted in Virgin Media gaining the overall crown."
So winning one category, plus "judges' choice" meant they won best "provider"
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Originally Posted by Top banana
However most customers don't use their services in that way and thats probably why its not a factor when they vote?
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So most users don't use any of:
Skype,
Youtube,
iPlayer,
Netflix,
iTunes,
Spotify,
Xbox Live,
In-game chat,
Facebook calling,
Steam,
etc.
then?
Funny how VM are also pushing their own VOIP app...