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Research and Markets: Examine the North American Telecommunications
Sectors : A Company and Industry Analysis (July 2008)
(M2 PressWIRE Via Acquire Media NewsEdge)
RDATE:10102008
Dublin - Research and Markets
(http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/148ce9/north_america_tele)
has announced the addition of the "North America Telecommunications
Sectors : A Company and Industry Analysis (July 2008)" report to their
offering.
This report updates the previous North American telecommunications
report, focusing on the markets in Canada and the United States
Current Environment
- Key Points
- Even with the weakening US economy, US telecoms companies- sales
momentum did not slow over the last six months
- In the wireline segment, the number of traditional wireline customers
continued to drop sharply during 2007 in the US, with Verizon
Communications Inc and AT&T both reporting declines of around 10% in
residential wireline accounts
- Over the last six months, the deployment of ultra high-speed
broadband services picked up, with more than 2.5 million American homes
now connected directly into high-speed fiber networks
- As the US economy weakened, US telecoms sector stocks lost 22.45% on
average over the last six months until March 28
- Over the last six months, growth in consumer spending on
communication services in Canada slowed dramatically as people
eliminated second phone lines However, spending growth on broadband
internet packages was still strong
- Over the same period leading Canadian telecoms companies- share
prices fell 18.57% on average
Industry Profile
- Key Points
- The number of people with mobile phones in the US is getting
saturated, but people are spending more time talking and delivering
more text messages
- Broadband is a key component of economic development in the US, a
resource capable of producing economic savings and a mechanism to
enhance peoples- quality of life
- Worldwide, telecom companies are responding to the need to deliver
voice, data and video in real- time to their end-users anywhere and to
any types of communication device they are using
- A newly-passed US surveillance bill could open the door to lawsuits
against telecoms companies
- The Canadian telecom industry is highly consolidated despite its size
Wireless phone customers in Canada numbered 19.3 million as at
September 30, 2007
- A Canadian federal government decision to open more spectrums to the
marketplace will change the face of Canada's wireless telecoms industry
Market Trends and Outlook
- Key Points
- With growing competition and price declines, US telecom providers are
turning towards IPTV services as a way to support broadband penetration
and increase their ARPU
- Despite the overall US economy slowing down, online advertising is
maintaining its momentum and proving to be far more robust than other
media channels
- As the developed world gets saturated with mobile phones, handsets
manufacturers and wireless operators are being forced to look elsewhere
to keep their profits up
- With mobile broadband rapidly growing in popularity, more service
providers are launching on- the-go services in Canada
- As more and more consumers adopt mobile phones, the future is
expected to get bleaker for landline services in Canada And now with
VoIP-based cable phone services picking up steam, the traditional
telephone market is declining in size at an even faster rate
- Despite weakening mobile subscriber growth, wireless revenues in
Canada are being driven by robust wireless data revenue growth.
Key Topics Covered:
Current Environment
US and Canada
-Sector Overview
-Sector Performance
-Leading Companies
-Merger and Acquisition Activity Current Environment
US
-Industry Size and Value
-Sector Investment
-Research and Development
-Policy and Regulatory Environment Industry Profile
US
-IPTV Continues its Growth
-Soaring Bandwidth Demand
-Internet Advertising Spending Grows
-Mobile Phone Commerce Picks Up
- Growth in Music Phones
-Mobile Broadband Services Continue to Grow
- Market Outlook
Market Trends and Outlook
Canada
-Rise in Bandwidth Demand
-Mobile Internet on the Rise
-Internet Telephony Cable Phone Services Pick Up
-Deployments of Television over Internet to Accelerate
-Market Outlook
Currency Conversion Table
The Scope of this Report
Comparative Data
Key References
Reports Coverage
For more information visit
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