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France - Broadband Market - Overview Statistics & Forecasts France has the third largest broadband subscriber base in Europe. Growth in 2007 was bolstered by demand for high bandwidth applications, considerable investment in fibre infrastructure, and a pro-competitive regulator which has provided easy access to the incumbent's network for new entrants through Local Loop Unbundling. DSL dominates broadband access, partly as a result of the relatively poor cable footprint, while fibre deployment has become a substantial proposition, particularly in the Paris region. This report assesses France's fixed broadband markets in 2008, focussing on cable and DSL as well as developments with related technologies such as ADSL2+, VDSL2. It provides the latest statistics and analysis in this important market, and reviews the strategies of the principal providers such as France Telecom, UPC France, Telecom Italia, Iliad and neuf Cegetel. The report also considers the regulatory implications for local loop unbundling and provides forecasts for broadband penetration to 2017.
Last Update: 9 May 2008 Number of Pages: 17
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France - Convergence - Triple Play & Digital TV The fast-growing market for triple play and converging media in France is supported by one of the most vibrant broadband markets in Europe. The country has the third largest broadband subscriber base in Europe, a comprehensive DSL infrastructure and a consolidated cable platform able to invest in network upgrades and compete with DSL for delivering high-bandwidth content and services. France also has one of Europe's largest fibre-optic footprints, a valuable precursor to consumer take-up of triple play and IPTV. Significant progress has also been made in France's digital terrestrial TV sector. This report reviews France's triple play and digital TV sectors in 2008, including services such as VoD and IPTV and developments in digital, cable and satellite TV. It also examines the latest regulatory measures relating to digital convergence and applications.
Last Update: 9 May 2008 Number of Pages: 17
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France - Key Statistics Telecom Market & Regulatory Overviews France has one of the largest and most advanced telecoms markets in Europe. The incumbent, France Telecom, still dominates all sectors but increasing competition from a small number of major players (notably Neuf Cegetel and Iliad) has eroded this lead. The company has responded with developing its NeXT strategy to meet customer needs in coming years, and has begun to invest in a national fibre network. The mobile market is dominated by a triopoly of providers with relatively low MVNO competition, but the vibrant broadband market has seen strong growth, bolstered by easy competitor access to exchanges through Local Loop Unbundling. This report introduces the key aspects of France's telecom market in 2008, providing the latest statistics on the country's fixed network and the implications for the incumbent's NeXT strategy to the end of the decade. It profiles the major operators and reviews the key regulatory issues including the status of number portability, wholesaling and carrier preselection.
Last Update: 9 May 2008 Number of Pages: 19
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France - Mobile Market - Overview & Statistics The French mobile phone market is one of the largest in Europe, worth some €21 billion in 2007. Three network operators provide the full range of telephony and data services, while a growing number of MVNOs provide greater competition in the low-cost sector. France Telecom's Orange and the Vodafone-Vivendi owned SFR dominate the market. 3G services in France, mainly provided by SFR and Orange, have become popular following the introduction of unlimited data offerings. This report provides key statistics and data on the French mobile market in 2008, including the regulatory issues on spectrum use, the consumer market and the growth of mobile data services such as SMS, mobile TV and HSDPA. It also assesses the major players and their strategies in an increasingly fierce competitive market.
Last Update: 9 May 2008 Number of Pages: 22
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