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 United Kingdom - Broadband - Fixed Network Overview, Statistics & Forecasts
The UK has a comprehensive broadband infrastructure, served by DSL and an expanding cable presence. The market is fiercely competitive, largely as a result of government encouragement and regulatory pressure to open exchanges to alternative operators. In recent years broadband has characterised by falling prices and a migration to at least 2Mb/s services, while 10Mb/s has become increasingly common. This report profiles the overall UK broadband market in 2007, covering broadband technologies and including latest statistics and an update on recent development and commercial initiatives. In addition, the report includes research ADSL2+ developments, and looks ahead to broadband capabilities for 2007 and beyond.
Last Update: 22 Mar 2007 Number of Pages: 27
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United Kingdom - Broadband - Wireless Overview
Wireless broadband encompasses a wide variety of technologies and services. FWA, WLAN, WiFi and Bluetooth are technologies which facilitate data exchanges without wires, cables and other fixed infrastructures. WiFi hotspots have been available since 2003 from a number of service providers, and during 2006 and 2007 a number of cities have developed large-scale WiFi/WiMAX zones. This report provides the latest statistics and data for the UK's wireless broadband market, and reviews recent developments in WiFi and WLAN infrastructure and satellite broadband. It also reviews the status of the key market players in 2007, and looks ahead to opportunities for coming years.
Last Update: 22 Mar 2007 Number of Pages: 18
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United Kingdom - Convergence - Triple Play & Digital TV
The UK is in the forefront of media convergence in Europe. The country's excellent broadband infrastructure, with sophisticated DSL and cable networks providing increasingly faster speeds, offers an excellent platform for the provision of triple play and emerging quad play services. The broadcasting industry is among the most advanced and well-served in Europe, and has made considerable progress towards full digitalisation, with a substantial multichannel environment and successful digital satellite TV, digital cable and digital terrestrial TV platforms. The country has also benefited from BT's building of an all IP network to deliver digital services. This report examines the UK's markets for triple play and digital services in 2007 together, including developments in Video-on-Demand (VoD), IPTV and VoIP. It also introduces the country's broadcasting markets, providing statistics and analysis on the closing analogue FTA environment and the pay TV and cable sectors, and assessing the latest statistics from the regulator.
Last Update: 22 Mar 2007 Number of Pages: 27
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United Kingdom - Key Statistics, Telecom Market & Regulatory Overviews
The UK's sophisticated telecom market in 2006 was among the most advanced in Europe. Mobile and broadband penetration are comfortably ahead of the European average, while digital TV has advanced strongly. Considerable competitive pressure has reduced consumer prices in all sectors, while the landscape promises enormous change with the advent of the most extensive Next Generation Networks in Europe. This report introduces the key aspects of the UK's telecom market in 2007, presenting the latest statistics on the fixed network services sector and an overview of the key regulatory issues including the status of interconnection, Local Loop Unbundling (LLU), number portability and carrier preselection. The report reviews the major fixed network telecom operators in the UK, examines the status of fixed network voice services, and analyses BT's new 21CN and the development of Openreach.
Last Update: 3 Mar 2007 Number of Pages: 24
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United Kingdom - Mobile Market - 3G & Mobile Data
The UK's 3G and mobile data market is among the most advanced in Europe. 3G licences issued in 2000 generated over £22 billion for the government, but saddled the operators with debilitating debts, an immature technology and a disinterested public. By the end of 2004 all the operators had launched 3G services, though consumer apathy meant that take-up was initially slow. Operators have encouraged mobile data use to increase stagnant ARPU, and although 3G mobile adoption represented less than 11% of all mobile subscribers in 2006, this represented a 66% increase from 2005. This report surveys the UK's mobile market in 2007, providing an overview of 3G developments, regulatory issues and technologies. It also profiles the major 3G operators, presents statistics on non- voice services such as SMS, MMS, WAP and GPRS, and analyses developments in mobile TV and HSDPA.
Last Update: 22 Mar 2007 Number of Pages: 26
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