The report analyses developments in the German market for mobile communication, and analyses the market's performance in the first quarter of 2009. The focus is on mobile network operators as T-Mobile, Vodafone, O2, and E-Plus and their activities in the German mobile market. It analyses first quarter 2009 results, both revenue and subscriber base, and compares the findings with results in the fou... more information

Last quarter the average price for a broadband package in the low-end segments showed a sharp drop, while in the 12-20 Mbps and 20+ Mbps segments price rises were relatively small. Looking at the y-on-y change of average package prices in Q1 2008 and Q1 2009, prices fell in all the segments, except for the 1-2 Mbps segment. Price drops in the <1 Mbps and 4-8 Mbps segments were especially significa... more information

This chart shows the influence on the monthly costs of mobile phone bills of youngsters under 19 when parents pay the full bill or when they contribute to the costs. The survey period was January 2008 until March 2009. Total number of respondents = 1912..... more information

This report analyses developments in the Belgium market for mobile communications in the first quarter of 2009 and compares the findings with results from the previous quarter and the same quarter last year. It also compares full-year figures for 2008 against 2007. The report offers a full-year 2009 service revenue forecast with the main assumptions on market developments. The analysis is based on... more information

This report analyses developments in the Dutch consumer market for fixed telephony in the fourth quarter 2008, and compares the findings with previous quarters. The analysis is based on Telecompaper's continuous research into the development of the Dutch communication services market. The focus is on KPN as the only national fixed network operator and the VoIP services provided by cable network op... more information

The Dutch broadband market only added 60,000 new connections during the first quarter of 2009 and the broadband providers spent more than EUR 19 million of advertising during that period. One could ask what the effect is of all the advertising on broadband, telephony and triple play packages, and which provider is doing a good job, i.e. does spending a lot also means a lot of new subscribers? Look... more information

This chart shows the main sales channels for mobile connection of Dutch companies: SoHo, SME and Corporates. Market share figures based on number of companies and actual number of mobile connections. Number of respondents is 2,100, being either the owner of the company, or responsible for ICT. Online survey from April 2009. SoHo = 1-9 employees, SME is 10-99 employees, Corporate is 100+ employees.... more information

This report analyses developments in the Dutch market for television connections in the fourth quarter of 2008, and compares the findings with results from previous quarters. The focus is on TV via cable networks, as the largest TV technology in the Netherlands; terrestrial digital TV (DVB-T), offered by KPN's Digitenne; DVB-S (satellite), offered by CanalDigitaal; IPTV via DSL networks, offered b... more information

This report analyses developments in the Dutch market for broadband internet access, focussing on consumers, in the first quarter of 2009, and compares the findings with results from previous periods. The analysis is based on Telecompaper's continuous research into the development of the Dutch broadband communication services market. The focus is on cable network operators (Ziggo, UPC, Delta Kabel... more information

This latest report from Telecompaper's continued research into developments of the Dutch communication services market looks at the leading Dutch mobile network operators: KPN (including Telfort), Vodafone, T-Mobile (including Orange) including the MVNO market. It analyses first quarter 2009 results, both revenue and subscriber base, and compares the findings with results in the fourth quarter 200... more information

This is the third annual Dutch FTTH report by Telecompaper. In this report we provide a comprehensive overview of the Dutch FTTH market, including our expectations for the 2009-2013 period. Topics covered include technology, regulation and the role of the government. We also look at service innovation and the financial side of FTTH network building. We have estimated the current state of affairs ... more information

This chart shows the use of an additional bundle for mobile packages for the market and per age group in the Netherlands during April 2009. It also shows an insight into various services respondents used for which mobile internet is necessary, during the period of Aug 07 until Mar 09.... more information

This chart shows a ranking of the telecom services Dutch consumers would cut down on, if they had to consider making savings because of the economic crisis. The chart also shows the differences by age group. The question was asked in April 2009. Total number of respondents was 2435.... more information

This research brief looks at the network coverage of the main Dutch mobile providers, based on responses from a recent survey from Telecompaper's Consumer Panel. Two-thirds of panel respondents say they have good network coverage. Among the various operators, T-Mobile customers claim the most coverage problems, while according to phone type, respondents with smartphones suffer the most network c... more information

This Western European Mobile broadband modem market report covers both embedded cards modems into laptop computers, as well as external modem cards (USB modems, PC cards and Express cards ) typically used provide wireless cellular internet connectivity to laptops and/or desktops. Data in the report includes market shares and profiles by card manufacturer, as well as forecasts through 2013 for mode... more information

This EXCEL sheet summarizes a Telecompaper survey of around 360 mobile broadband subscription offers (post and pre paid to be used for mobile laptop internet connectivity) across 16 Western European countries, looking at both the business and consumer markets.... more information

Applications are part of operators' data strategies. Apple opened up the market for apps and app stores, operators, software makers and vendors have followed. Applications and app stores are branching out in new directions, such as widgets. Operators share revenues with third-parties for opening up the content market. Hurdles remain, mainly a lack of ease-of-use, but here widgets come to the rescu... more information

This chart shows the total spend of the main directory services providers during the first three months of 2009. Marketshare and actual spend is given for the service providers 1888, 1800, 1890, 1850 and De Telefoongids / Goudengids. Split is given per month and week ... more information

Telecommunications markets are moving on from DSL, based on MDF access services, to SDF access for VDSL and ODF access for FTTH. In the Netherlands, the market is awaiting finalisation of the regulation of FTTH. ODF access regulation will create intramodal competition on newly created FTTH networks.... more information

This chart shows how likely respondents are to change their fixed telephony subscription in the next six months. It also shows the main reasons given by those respondents who said they were definitely or likely to change their subscription. The information is presented in quarterly periods, starting from Q3 2007. Respondents were able to give multiple reasons. Total number of respondents is 45.33... more information