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 Colombia - Convergence Broadband and Internet market
Colombia's broadband penetration is slightly lower than the regional average, but is expanding at an impressive rate. Colombia is one of the first countries in the world where WiMAX has been deployed commercially, achieving a 5% share of the broadband market. Several operators offer triple play solutions, combining telephony, broadband, and television. The pay TV market has experienced a wave of consolidation, with the acquisition of five cable TV firms by Mexico's Telmex, and of two cable TV firms by UNE-EPM. As a result, Telmex controls more than half, and UNE-EPM almost one fourth of the cable TV market. Accompanied by key market statistics, this report provides an overview of the country's Internet, broadband, and pay-TV markets, accompanied by relevant statistics and analyses.
Last Update: 19 Feb 2008 Number of Pages: 15
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Colombia - Fixed-Line Market and Infrastructure - Overview and Statistics
Teledensity in Colombia is slightly lower than average for Latin America, and has been decreasing since 2003, with customers opting for alternative technologies and mobility in preference to traditional telephony. Colombia has around 30 local telephone providers, partly private, and partly owned by the municipality where they operate. Most of the customer base, however, is served by three companies: Telefónica Telecom (previously Colombia Telecom), Empresa de Telecomunicaciones de Bogotá (ETB), and UNE EPM Telecomunicaciones. This report provides an overview of Colombia's telecom infrastructure, together with profiles of all major and some minor fixed-line operators, accompanied by relevant statistics and analyses.
Last Update: 19 Feb 2008 Number of Pages: 14
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Colombia - Key Statistics Telecom Market and Regulatory Overview
Colombia's basic telephony market comprises numerous operators owned wholly or partly by local government authorities. The incumbent long-distance operator Colombia Telecom has been privatised since 2006. It was taken over by Telefónica and renamed Telefónica Telecom. Competition in the telecoms market received a boost in 2007, thanks to a resolution that opened up the long-distance market, as well as a Convergence Decree that set the stage for a single concession licence. Consumer rights regulations were also passed in 2007, based on the most frequent grievances of telecom subscribers. This report provides an overview of Colombia's telecom market and regulatory environment, accompanied by statistical data.
Last Update: 19 Feb 2008 Number of Pages: 10
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Colombia - Mobile Market - Overview and Statistics
Colombia's mobile penetration is considerably higher than would be expected given the country's other macroeconomic indicators. The mobile boom, however, has slowed down from triple-digit growth in 2005, to double-digit growth in 2006, and to single-digit growth in 2007. América Móvil's Comcel is the leading cellular operator by far. Telefónica's Movistar holds the second place, and Millicom-controlled Colombia Móvil (trading as Tigo) holds a distant third place. Avantel uses iDEN technology to serve the corporate market. Accompanied by key market statistics and analyses, this report provides an overview of major developments in the market and brief profiles of the mobile operators.
Last Update: 21 Feb 2008 Number of Pages: 10
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