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Consumer Broadband Services - Europe The Current Analysis Consumer Broadband Services - Europe (CBSE) module maps out the unfolding structure of consumer broadband services across the region. CBSE monitors ongoing product and service launches to identify and assess new business models and best practice solutions to market needs. The module also looks at the new competitors notably cable companies, utilities, ISP’s and vendors that are entering the ring with new business propositions for the bandwidth hungry consumers.
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WHAT WE COVER
FREE COMPETITIVE INTELLIGENCE Follow the links below to read highlights from selected reports published in the new Consumer Broadband Services - Europe module. O2 Has Light Bulb Moment, Puts 3G Dongle, WiFi and DSL Together in One Product - 7/31/2008 BT Does the Honourable Thing: GBP 1.5 Billion on Fibre for 10 Million UK Homes - 7/15/2008 Vodafone Italia’s Station Arrives - 5/26/2008 The State of the UK IPTV Market - 5/21/2008 BT Takes Second Crack At FMC: Goodbye Fusion, Hello Total Broadband Anywhere - 5/9/2008 Virgin Media Brings BBC iPlayer to its Third Screen - TV - 4/30/2008 TDC, No April Fool, Launches Free Music on Broadband, Cable and Mobile- 3/31/2008 IPTV World Forum: Neptuny Tries to Net Smaller Video Fish with SaaS Recommendation Engine - 3/12/2008 IPTV World Forum: Ruckus Cuts IPTV Wires for Telenor's Bredbandsbolaget - 3/12/2008 CeBIT 2008: Yahoo! Adds onePlace Content Management to Its Mobile Suite - 3/5/2008 CeBIT 2008: T-Home Cuts Prices to Turn Germany into an IPTV Nation - 3/3/2008 And the Oscar Goes To: Our Analysts Wrap Up Mobile World Congress Podcast - 2/25/2008 Belgacom Catches the Scarlet Pimpernel - 2/15/2008 Telecom Italia Announces Open Access Network Separation - 2/13/2008 Mobile World Congress: Yahoo! Demo’s oneConnect – You Will Never Walk Alone Again - 2/12/2008 Mobile World Congress: ip.access and NEC Femtocell Hubs Are up against Wireless USB - 2/11/2008 BBC Three Goes Non-Linear with Simulcasting on the Internet - 1/22/2008 BT and Microsoft Bring BT Vision to the XBox - 1/6/2008 T-Mobile Czech Republic Joins Fixed Broadband Brigade - 1/1/2008 Russia’s First Fixed-Mobile Operator Emerges as VimpelCom Acquires Golden Telecom - 12/28/2007 BBC Worldwide Broadcasters Bounce Back with Kangaroo - 11/27/2007 UK Post Office Launches Commoditized Comfort Broadband Aimed at Late Adopters - 10/26/2007
COVERAGE DESCRIPTION
The Current Analysis Consumer Broadband Services - Europe (CBSE) module maps out the unfolding structure of consumer broadband services across the region. CBSE monitors ongoing product and service launches to identify and assess new business models and best practice solutions to market needs. The module also looks at the new competitors notably cable companies, utilities, ISP’s and vendors that are entering the ring with new business propositions for the bandwidth hungry consumers. CBSE reports on the important tactical and strategic developments in the marketplace, covering new services and tariffs, multi-play service strategies, channels to market and the deliberations of major players and international operators entrenched in the European market. CBSE will also report on developments in North America and the Far East with implications for European operators. The CBSE technology focus encompasses primarily today's xDSL and cable networks as well as the longer term strategies for femtocell, WiFi, FTTx, and Wimax broadband service delivery systems, as well as related major developments in FMC and QoS technologies for the delivery of IPTV and other latency sensitive broadband services.
The module also includes Company Assessments on operators such as BT, Belgacom, Deutsche Telekom, France Telecom, KPN, Telefonica, TeliaSonera, etc. as well as a host of other challengers. |
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