World Broadband Information Service is compiled from primary research involving direct contact with broadband operators' worldwide, offering a wide ranging statistical view of the current status and future development of the global broadband industry.
National: Total Broadband Subscribers Regional Broadband Global Broadband Subscribers: DSL vs Cable National: DSL Unbundled lines National: Households National: Population National: Total Access Lines National: Total Alternative Broadband subscribers National: Total Cable Broadband Subscribers National: Total DSL Broadband Subscribers National: Total Wholesale Broadband Subscribers
Regional Summaries: Covering the Americas, Africa and Middle East, Asia Pacific, Eastern Europe, North America and Western Europe.
Total access lines Cable Broadband Subscribers DSL subscribers Alternative Technology Broadband Subscribers Cable as a % of households DSL as a % of households Total Broadband as a % of population Total Broadband as a % of total access lines DSL as a % of Total Broadband Subscribers Cable as a % of Total Broadband Subscribers and Total Broadband Subscribers as a % of Household
National Summaries:
Demographics: size of population, households and Personal Computers (PC's) Telecommunications: Number of Access lines, PSTN lines and ISDN lines also highlighting the split of Residential lines and Business lines where applicable Cable Information: Number of Homes passed, TV subscribers and Broadband Subscribers DSL Information: Number of Incumbent subscribers including retail, wholesale and unbundled lines as well as the Total DSL subscribers Satellite/Other technology Broadband subscriber numbers Total National Broadband Subscriber Numbers
Operator Summaries:
Telecommunications: Number of Access lines, PSTN lines and ISDN lines showing also the split of Residential lines and Business lines where applicable Cable Information: Number of Homes passed, TV subscribers and Broadband Subscribers DSL Information: Number of Incumbent subscribers including retail, wholesale and unbundled lines as well as the Total DSL subscribers Internet Information: Internet, IPTV and VoIP Subscribers Satellite/Other Technology Broadband subscriber numbers for technologies such as FTTH, PLC, Satellite etc. Broadband Revenue (in thousands EUR) and Broadband ARPU (EUR) Total Operator Broadband Subscriber Numbers Why use World Broadband Information Service? Forecasts to 2011 for all major data sets (including DSL subscriptions, cable broadband subscriptions, FTTx and alternative carrier/ incumbent split) Dedicated analyst support means that you'll have all the expert support and assistance that you need when you need it Data is compiled by expert analysts who have direct contact with global broadband operators, ensuring that you have the most authoritative information at your fingertips. Choose the most relevant database views for your business -and gain an insight into the industry from different perspectives - global, regional, country and operator. New Additions: Metrics: IPTV, VoIP Countries: 10 new markets mostly in Middle East
Countries/Markets/Companies covered
Countries:
Argentina Australia Austria Bahrain Belgium Brazil Bulgaria Canada Chile China Colombia Croatia Cyprus Czech Republic Denmark Egypt Estonia Finland France Germany Greece Hong Kong Hungary India Indonesia Ireland Israel Italy Japan Jordan Korea Latvia Lithuania Luxembourg Malaysia Malta Mexico Morocco Netherlands New Zealand Norway Oman Peru Philippines Poland Portugal Romania Saudi Arabia Singapore Slovak Republic Slovenia South Africa Spain Sweden Switzerland Taiwan Thailand Turkey UAE UK USA Venezuela
Markets: Latin America, North America and Asia Pacific
Who should use this data? Network operators Terminal and network equipment manufacturers Software suppliers Consultants and market researchers Investment banks and analysts Governments, standards bodies and regulators
World Broadband Information Service is compiled from primary research involving direct contact with broadband operators' worldwide, offering a wide ranging statistical view of the current status and future development of the global broadband industry.