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 New Zealand - Broadband - Statistics, Overview & Providers
Synopsis
The NZ government has committed to partnering with the private sector to accelerate the rollout of close to $3.5 billion for an ultra-fast broadband service to 75% of New Zealanders within the next ten years. The government's $1.5 billion commitment New Zealand will create a booming ICT industry based on the services being able to be developed and delivered using the UFB. Nevertheless the current copper, 3G and cable networks will continue to provide services well into the future.
Broadband uptake continued by 14% in 2009 above the OECD average, a trend that is likely to continue through to 2010/11 by which time fibre based services may be more widely available. Vodafone, TelstraClear and Telecom have all invested in VDSL2 technology and are rolling out these networks. In this report we provide an outline of the key broadband providers in the New Zealand market as well as broadband statistics and forecasts to 2010.
Last Update: 18 Dec 2009 Number of Pages: 13
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New Zealand - Broadcasting - FTA Pay TV & Digital TV - Statistics & Overview
Although the dominance of Free-to-Air television as a mass communication medium has been unsurpassed for many decades, the industry is now facing challenges from a number of fronts as incumbent broadcasters cling to their lucrative oligopolies. The FTA networks are expected to see intense competition for viewers and advertising in 2009 and beyond. Pay TV penetration stands at around 45% of households, however BuddeComm doesn't see penetration growing much further unless prices come down to more affordable levels. This report provides a comprehensive overview of the FTA, Pay TV and Digital TV markets in New Zealand including market statistics and forecasts.
Last Update: 30 Nov 2008 Number of Pages: 13
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New Zealand - Digital Economy & Digital Media
Synopsis
Digital economy and digital media companies will play an increasingly important role in the telecommunications markets. In addition governments are realising the benefits of e-government applications, not only to cut costs but to improve processes and information flow. The New Zealand Government's commitment to a $1.5 billion ultra-fast broadband investment initiative with national targets for 97% of New Zealanders to achieve broadband speeds from their homes and businesses of at least 5Mb/s, with 91% having speeds greater than 10Mb/s, should ensure that New Zealand will have the necessary infrastructure for development of e-government, e-commerce and digital media.
In this report, BuddeComm provides an overview on the Digital Economy and Digital Media markets in 2009, with updates and information on the e-health and e-learning markets. A snapshot of the current status of the Smart Grid market, smart homes and smart meter debate is provided with information on renewable energy products and where the market may trend in 2010. The latest offerings in the mobile TV market are also provided.
Last Update: 28 Jan 2010 Number of Pages: 14
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New Zealand - FttH Planning
New Zealand is determined avoid difficulties the Australian government has had with regards to its national infrastructure. The construction of a fibre-to-the-home network in New Zealand requires a combined effort from the government and the industry. The government's proposal to provide around $1.5Bn of funding for the proposed network and the formation of local fibre companies to operate infrastructure, is a good starting point. However there is still no substantial evidence that Telecom has fully embraced the new wholesale direction that would be a key ingredient of an open access plan. It will be crucial that any plan from the government to deploy fibre-to-the-home ensures that cabinetisation is part of the roadmap. Sound and unambiguous government policies and effective regulations are required. This report provides strategic analysis of currently crucial developments relating to fibre-to-the-home networks in New Zealand.
Last Update: 9 Jun 2009 Number of Pages: 5
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New Zealand - Infrastructure - NGNs and FttH
Synopsis
The term Next Generation Network (NGN) is a broad term used to describe a telecommunications network where all the information for both voice and data services is transported in data packets from any point in the network to any other location. New Zealand is currently considering major changes to policy and regulation with respect to the telecommunications industry. This report provides information and analysis of developments relating to NGN's and FttH in New Zealand - excluding the government's national fibre initiative - including details of regional and local initiatives around the country.
Last Update: 24 Nov 2009 Number of Pages: 17
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