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 Nepal - Data, Internet, Mobile and Broadcasting
Nepal has been ranked by the United Nations as a Lesser Developed Country (LDC). It has been moving cautiously towards a more liberal market, although it has been doing so in a climate of political unease. As this report shows, despite its limitations, it has been promising to be one of the more energetic Internet markets in the region. The early steps towards opening up the market - the number of ISPs that have already been licensed and the liberalisation of the VSAT data market - have created excellent conditions for the Internet to grow. The report also looks at the country's mobile market, as this particular market is opened up, as well as the TV broadcasting market in Nepal.
Last Update: 8 Jun 2005 Number of Pages: 12
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Nepal - Telecoms Market Overview & Statistics
Nepal is among the poorest and least developed countries in the world. Amid an unsettled political climate, the country has been moving towards a more liberalised telecom market. By April 2006, over 170 operators had been authorised to provide a wide range of telecom services, including two for basic telephony (Nepal Telecom and United Telecom Ltd) and two for mobile telephony (Nepal Telecom and Spice Nepal Pvt Ltd). In addition, the licensing of a relatively large number of ISPs, combined with the liberalisation of the VSAT data market, has created excellent conditions for the Internet to thrive in Nepal. This report looks at the overall state of telecommunications in Nepal and provides a selection of pertinent market statistics.
Last Update: 28 Dec 2006 Number of Pages: 17
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