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1. Fragmentation slows IPTV adoption.

Author

Yoshida, Junko

Subjects
*STREAMING video & television, *INTERNET protocols, *INTERACTIVE television, *MULTICASTING (Computer networks), *DIGITAL communications, *BROADBAND communication equipment industry
Abstract

This article presents information on the development of the Internet Protocol TV (IPTV). IPTV is the real deal, sources said, noting that operators in Europe and Asia have already pulled off successful deployments. Many of those pioneers are telcos that earlier deployed broadband over digital subscriber lines for Internet data service and are now expanding into IP voice and video for "triple play" service. Those already up and running with first-generation IPTV services include Fastweb in Italy, HomeChoice in Great Britain, MaLigne and Free in France, Telefonica in Spain, Chunghwa Telecom in Taiwan, PCCW Ltd. in Hong Kong and Softbank/Yahoo BB in Japan.

Published
2005

2. Broadband technologies: DSL dominates.

Subjects
DIGITAL subscriber lines, BROADBAND communication equipment industry, DIGITAL communications, MARKET share, INDUSTRIAL concentration, MARKETING
Abstract

The article reports that digital subscriber line (DSL) has developed into the dominant broadband access technology in terms of market share and has already achieved good penetration levels in many markets, especially France and Norway. Indeed, DSL household penetration across Western Europe and North America reached an average of 16% in 2004.

Published
2005

3. Europe becomes the largest DSL market.

Subjects
*DIGITAL subscriber lines, *DIGITAL communications, *BROADBAND communication systems, *BROADBAND communication equipment industry
Abstract

Cites a data released by broadband monitoring firm Point Topic Ltd. which has confirmed the growth of digital subscriber line (DSL) connections sale in the European Union region. Figure on the total number of subscribers for the region; Edge of DSL over its main competing technology, cable modem; Number of fixed-access lines for the broadband technology.

Published
2004

4. European Video-Over-Broadband Arrives, Profits Lag Behind.

Subjects
*DIGITAL communications, *DATA transmission systems, *BANDWIDTHS, *BROADBAND communication equipment industry, REVENUE
Abstract

Reports on the condition of the video-over-broadband (VioBB) business in Europe as of August 2004. Revenue that will be generated by the business according to Yankee Group; Digital subscriber line operators of VioBB in several European countries; Remarks from Jonathan Doran, a senior analyst at Yankee.

Published
2004

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