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 China - Broadband Market - Overview, Statistics and Forecasts
Synopsis
In 2004 China passed Japan to become the world's second biggest broadband market, and then passed the US in 2008 to become the largest broadband market in the world. Into 2011 China's broadband subscriber population had passed the 135 million subscriber milestone. Despite this huge subscriber base, penetration remains comparatively low. China is the top DSL market on the globe and is making significant inroads with aggressive FttX deployments. This report looks at the nature of the market, the key players and broadband services, such as cable modem access, DSL, FttX and wireless access, accompanied by detailed statistics and analysis. Broadband forecasts to 2016 are also included as well as FttX forecasts to 2016.
Key developments: broadband household penetration reaches close to 40%; DSL subscribers pass the 100 million mark; FttX shows substantial growth creating world's largest subscriber base; nascent IPTV growth impacted by the government announcement of three-network integration trials.
Companies covered in this report include: China Mobile; China Telecom; China Unicom.
Last Update: 13 Jun 2011 Number of Pages: 27
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China - Convergence - Triple Play & Digital TV
Synopsis
Though digital cable TV gets much of the attention in the converged media environment in China, digital satellite TV and digital terrestrial TV will play key roles in the future. Despite the government setting ambitious roll-out targets for digital TV, the take up rate has been slow and the government has had to review its targets and its approach. Cable TV is also set to play a pivotal role in China's converged media environment, as triple play services, which include the provision of television, telephony and broadband Internet access over a single network, begin to be delivered over cable TV infrastructure. China has the largest cable TV network in the world. This report also looks at the steps China is taking to develop the iTV market which has the potential to turn Chinese TV viewers into online participants and buyers. This report includes information on some of the players in China's satellite TV, cable TV and broadband TV markets.
Last Update: 17 Aug 2009 Number of Pages: 23
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China - Digital Economy and Forecasts
Synopsis
We are seeing increasingly rapid development of internet businesses in China as the digital economy takes shape. The pace of development has escalated as more and more of the population gain access to the internet. Chinese based online enterprises can target consumers like no western company has been able to do and numerous successful IPOs on the NYSE into 2011 are testament to this. This report looks at various aspects of the digital economy in China. It includes statistics on e-commerce users and market size; a review of e-entertainment and various e-services such as on-line shopping, advertising and banking; and an overview of major on-line companies - all driving the phenomenal growth of e-commerce in China. Underpinning the growth of this digital economy is an internet infrastructure that still only reaches 40% of the population. Also included are internet user and subscriber statistics and forecasts to 2016.
Key developments: more provinces and municipalities moving into the first echelon of internet development; a noticeable shift to instant messaging, blogging and microblogging; increased use of the internet for currency transactions; IPOs of Chinese companies which are still to see profitability.
Companies covered in this report include: Alibaba; Taobao; Tencent; Sina; Baidu; Youku; Tudou; Easou; Dangdang, Sohu, Renren
Last Update: 15 Jun 2011 Number of Pages: 36
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China - Key Statistics, Telecom Market, Regulatory Overview and Forecasts
Synopsis
The Chinese telecom market is the largest in the world in terms of subscribers and second only to Japan in Asia Pacific in terms of revenue. The importance of the regulatory regime cannot be underestimated in this market where political and commercial considerations are closely intertwined. An industry restructure was mandated by the government in 2008 to create a more competitive environment across all sectors. The mobile sector is still expanding at over 15% per annum and 3G services are starting to gain momentum supported by a more mature value chain. Confronted with a continuous decline in the fixed-line market, the government has again intervened to set aggressive targets for broadband services. This report presents key aspects of the China telecom market in 2011, including statistical data on the country. It includes an overview of the regulatory environment and covers market highlights as well as comprehensive statistics and fixed-line forecasts to 2016.
Key developments: strong mobile subscriber growth verging on 1 billion; continued decline in fixed-line telephony subscribers and revenue; non-voice revenue comprising 40% of total industry revenue; value added service revenue comprising 25% of total industry revenue; release of China's Twelfth 5 year plan.
Companies covered in this report include: China Mobile; China Telecom; China Unicom; China Netcom; China Satcom; China Tietong
Last Update: 13 Jun 2011 Number of Pages: 26
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China - Major Telecom Operators - Overview and Statistics
Synopsis
In 2008, the biggest announcement regarding China's telecommunications industry in almost a decade was made. The government's reforms created three integrated operators, China Mobile, China Telecom and China Unicom, reducing the number of main operators from six to three. The newly converged operators were to boost the China telecommunications market, particularly with the foreseen growth after the 3G licences were finally awarded later in 2008. This report provides an overview of the three big operators in China's telecommunications market, including analyses on the industry restructuring. It includes financial and operational statistics, capital expenditure breakdown by operator and strategic direction post 2010.
Key developments: consistent revenue growth by all operators but varying levels of profitability; value added services gain a larger percentage of total revenue; ARPU continues to decline; broadband investments increase particularly FttX infrastructure
Companies covered in this report include: China Mobile; China Telecom; China Unicom; China Netcom; China Satcom; China Tietong
Last Update: 13 Jun 2011 Number of Pages: 40
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