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 Netherlands - Broadband Market - Overview, Statistics & Forecasts
The Dutch broadband market is one of the strongest in the world, benefiting from a concentrated demography, economic prosperity and large-scale government and municipal investment in broadband deployments. The country has comprehensive DSL and cable networks, and has expanded both ADSL2+ Ethernet capabilities to provide sufficient data rates to manage burgeoning customer demand for triple play services. In addition, the number of large-scale fibre deployments represent the most ambitious and cost-effective fibre infrastructure in Europe. The country's broadband penetration in early 2006 was second only to Iceland's in Europe. Bandwidth averages are expected to reach 10Mb/s by 2007, with many urban areas able to receive up to 40Mb/s. This report profiles the fixed and wireless broadband markets in The Netherlands in 2007, providing statistics and analysis on technologies including ADSL2+, FttH, powerline broadband, wireless broadband, WiFi and Internet via satellite.
Last Update: 2 Mar 2007 Number of Pages: 21
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Netherlands - Convergence - Triple Play & Digital TV
The Dutch TV market benefits from a comprehensive cable network reaching almost all TV homes. Most FTA TV signals are received via cable. Although the satellite TV market is comparatively small, the multichannel environment has affected the development of digital terrestrial TV in the country. Digital switchover is scheduled for the end of 2006, ahead of most of Europe. The broadband market is particularly well served by cable, ADSL and fibre networks which form the bedrock of emerging triple play services. This report provides an overview of media convergence in The Netherlands in 2007, profiling the major players and covering developments in digital, cable and interactive TV as well as services such as Video-on-Demand (VoD), VoIP and broadband TV.
Last Update: 2 Mar 2007 Number of Pages: 23
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Netherlands - Key Statistics, Telecom Market & Regulatory Overviews
The Netherlands has an enviable telecom market, with strong competition in the mobile sector, particularly high Internet and broadband penetration and some of the most advanced broadband infrastructure in Europe. This report introduces the key aspects of the Dutch telecom market in 2007. Comprehensive data is provided on fixed network services and the broadband sectors. The report also overviews the key regulatory issues, noting the status of interconnection, local loop unbundling, number portability and carrier preselection. Focussing on the fixed network, the major operators are profiled, while the telecommunications infrastructure and fixed telephony services are also reviewed.
Last Update: 2 Mar 2007 Number of Pages: 17
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Netherlands - Mobile Market - Overview & Statistics
The Netherlands has experienced solid growth in the mobile sector during the last two years, despite market saturation. Relatively stagnant growth from the main operators in 2006 has been compensated by strong performances from MVNOs. SMS remains the most popular data service, while i-Mode is also available, though only from the incumbent's Proximus. Vodafone, Orange and T-Mobile also operate in The Netherlands. The low-cost MVNO Telfort was bought out by KPN in 2005. All the operators run GSM networks; five 3G licences were auctioned in July 2000 with services launched by KPN and Vodafone in 2004, followed by T-Mobile in January 2006 and Orange in November 2006. This report provides statistics and analyses on the Dutch mobile market in 2007, including a review of the key operators and regulatory issues. It also assesses emerging mobile data services such as mobile TV, EDGE and HSDPA in the Dutch market.
Last Update: 2 Mar 2007 Number of Pages: 25
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