2008 Middle East - Telecoms, Mobile and Broadband in The Mediterranean and Levant Countries  

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Published:June 2008 From: £535 Researcher: Tine Lewis, Paul Kwon, Peter Lange Buy now This annual report offers a wealth of information on trends and developments in telecommunications, mobile, Internet, broadband. The countries covered are: Egypt Israel Jordan Lebanon Syria Turkey. Subjects covered Market and industry analyses, trends and developments Facts, figures and statistics Industry and regulatory issues Infrastructure Major Players, Revenues, Subscribers, ARPU Internet, VoIP, IPTV Mobile Voice and Data Markets Broadband (DSL, cable TV, wireless) Convergence and Digital Media Executive Summary Key highlights Number portability and new licences have shaken up the Israeli fixed-line market, with incumbent Bezeq’s share of the market falling to levels around 85% by mid-2008. The report of an advisory commission has recommended key regulatory changes, including creating a wholesale market in all sectors, unbundling local lines and licensing MVNOs. The advisory commission has also advocated giving independent content providers a real chance to operate on broadcasting infrastructure. Israel has widespread DBS and cable multi-channel TV and IPTV is also operational Jordan’s thriving mobile market is likely to get even more competitive with the granting of its first MVNO operator licence in mid-2008 A second Egyptian fixed-line licence is planned for 2008, together with the expansion of broadband services and wireless networks The licensing and launch of a third network gave Egypt’s mobile market a significant boost to reach 43% penetration by March 2008, up from only 27% in early 2007 Following the resolution of its political stalemate in mid-2008, the Lebanese government will decide whether to privatise and liberalise its fixed line and mobile operators. A string of potential buyers is ready to enliven the market and release its untapped potential. An independent regulator has made an impressive start Turkey’s communications market holds much potential given the size of its population, its growing economy and the alignment of its regulatory framework with that of the European Union Pricing and Formats 2008 Middle East - Telecoms, Mobile and Broadband in The Mediterranean and Levant Countries: Single User PDF £675 2008 Middle East - Telecoms, Mobile and Broadband in The Mediterranean and Levant Countries: 10-user PDF License £1,350 2008 Middle East - Telecoms, Mobile and Broadband in The Mediterranean and Levant Countries 20-user PDF License £2,030 2008 Middle East - Telecoms, Mobile and Broadband in The Mediterranean and Levant Countries Intranet PDF License £2,700