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 Mexico - Convergence, Broadband and Internet market
Broadband, especially ADSL, is one of the fastest growing markets in Mexico. The shift from dialup to broadband became apparent in 2005, when dial-up accounts started to decrease, while broadband soared by around 122%. Mexican companies are eager to adopt new technologies and embrace the IT and digital media revolution. WiMAX made a first appearance in Mexico in December 2005, and Mexico's first triple play service, combining cable TV, Internet, and telephony, was launched in March 2005. Reforms to telecom convergence laws have sparked much controversy between the regulatory authorities, the incumbent Telmex, and cable TV operators. This report provides an overview of Mexico's Internet, broadband, and broadcasting market, accompanied by statistical data.
Last Update: 23 Jun 2006 Number of Pages: 20
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Mexico - Fixed-Line Market and Infrastructure - Overview and Statistics
The fixed-line market in Mexico has enormous potential for growth. Overall teledensity stands at 19%, which is about average for Latin America, but there are huge disparities between urban and rural areas, ranging from 41% teledensity in the Federal District, to 5.6% in the poor, mainly Indian state of Chiapas. Despite liberalisation and growing competition, Telmex still dominates the fixed-line market. VoIP has gained huge popularity, especially with small and medium sized businesses. Several companies offer VoIP services, although providers have the same licensing requirements as other voice carriers, and many be shut down for operating illegally. This report provides brief profiles of the main fixed network operators, together with statistical data and an overview of the telecom infrastructure.
Last Update: 23 Jun 2006 Number of Pages: 18
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Mexico - Key Statistics, Telecom Market and Regulatory Overview
The Mexican telecom industry is developing rapidly and has enormous growth potential, making it one of the most interesting telecom markets in the world. There have, however, been complaints that, despite liberalisation, basic telephony is still almost a monopoly, with Teléfonos de Mexico (Telmex) holding around 94% of all lines in service. Telmex's sister company América Móvil dominates the mobile sector through its unit Telcel, which has around 80% of the market. Regulations issued in 2004, 2005, and 2006 aim to spur competition and reduce consumer prices. This report provides an overview of Mexico's telecom market and regulatory environment, accompanied by statistical data.
Last Update: 23 Jun 2006 Number of Pages: 12
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Mexico - Mobile Market - Overview and Statistics
Driven by a booming GSM market, Mexico's mobile industry is growing at a yearly rate of around 22%, reaching around 49% penetration by September 2006. There are four mobile operators: América Móvil's Telcel and Telefónica's Movistar offer GSM services; Iusacell and Unefón use CDMA technology. A fifth operator, Nextel de México, operates a mobile trunking system using the iDEN mobile communications standard. Despite increased competition since 2000, Telcel still dominates market share. The much smaller Iusacell and Unefón are expected to merge around mid-2007. Between 2003 and 2006, Mexican mobile operators have been upgrading their networks to offer high-capacity and high-speed data services, such as EDGE, 1xRTT and 1xEV-DO. This report provides an overview of Mexico's mobile market, accompanied by statistical data and brief profiles of the operators.
Last Update: 7 Feb 2007 Number of Pages: 18
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Mexico - Telecoms Market Statistics & Forecasts
The Mexican telecom industry is developing rapidly and has enormous growth potential, making it one of the most interesting telecom markets in the world. The most dynamic sectors are mobile telephony and the Internet, while fixed-lines are growing slowly. There have been complaints that, despite liberalisation, the basic telephone market is monopolised by incumbent Telmex, with around 95% market share, while the mobile market is dominated by Telmex's sister company América Móvil, with around 79% market share. Regulations issued in 2004, 2005, and 2006 aim to spur competition and reduce consumer prices. This report contains statistics and scenario forecasts for the country's fixed-line, mobile, and Internet markets for the years 2010 and 2015.
Last Update: 12 Jul 2006 Number of Pages: 10
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