2005 Western European Infrastructure, Fixed Voice and Data Market

Report Description

This annual report offers a wealth of information on the Infrastructure Fixed Voice and Data markets in Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Malta, The Netherlands, Luxembourg, Norway, Portugal, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland and United Kingdom. Subjects include:

Infrastructure Issues
Regulatory issues and government policies re infrastructure
Datacomms Infrastructure, Leased Lines, ISDN
Public and Value Added Data Services
Leased Lines, ISDN, Frame Relay, ATM
Brief overviews on all of the major telecommunications carriers and service providers in the region

Category
Telecoms & Computing Annual Research

Executive Summary

Infrastructure, Fixed Voice and Data
Western Europe has perhaps the densest and most advanced telecommunications network of any region in the world. All countries in the region have dense PSTN networks, constructed over the twentieth century by publicly owned national incumbents. Since the 1980s, rival networks have been constructed, with the development of ISDN, mobile telephony, data, cable TV and fibre networks. New technologies, including wireless networks, power line communications, Third generation (3G) mobile networks and satellite broadband, add to the mix in the twenty-first century.

A key development in the first decade of the twenty-first century is the gradual deployment of Next Generation Networks (NGN) moving to a packet-based, full service typology. Networks based on fibre backbone and Internet Protocol (IP) are being deployed, using a single transport network for all voice and data services. BT was the first incumbent in the region to formally state its plans for its ¡°21st Century Network¡± in June 2004, declaring that the network would be fully migrated by 2009.

International Internet bandwidth growth reaccelerated in 2003, with capacity expanding 74% after it slowed to 38% in 2002, according to data released by research firm TeleGeography it its ¡°Global Internet Geography 2004¡±. This marks a partial recovery to pre-crash growth rates. Since the invention of the web browser, international IP bandwidth deployments have more than doubled each year until 2002. Europe¡¯s accelerating broadband growth looks set to reignite demand for bandwidth, as new applications and services are deployed using IP networks.

The maturing Internet markets of Europe contributed most directly to the global deceleration of international Internet capacity growth, according to TeleGeography. Europe, which accounted for 82% of the world¡¯s cross-border bandwidth in 2002, experienced an international capacity increase of only 35%, a steep decline from the 191% growth rate recorded in 2001. Although the European market recovered markedly in 2003, expanding 67%, it was still the slowest growing region in the world and now accounts for 78% of international bandwidth.

Internet bandwidth in Europe in 2000 was 232,317Mb/s, in 2001 it increased to 675,348Mb/s, and it in 2002 it was 909,159Mb/s. Bandwidth in 2003 was estimated to be 1,518,364Mb/s. Prices for bandwidth continue to decline, although price differentials between countries and cities remain much more severe than in the US.

Table of Contents

1. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
1.1 Telecom market overview
1.2 Infrastructure
1.2.1 Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP)
1.2.2 Satellite
1.3 Major telecom players in Western Europe
1.3.1 Overview
1.3.2 Incumbents
1.4 Data market

2. OVERVIEW OF EUROPE¡¯S FIXED VOICE, INFRASTRUCTURE AND DATA MARKET
2.1 Europe¡¯s telecom market
2.1.1 Overview
2.1.2 EITO statistics and forecasts
2.1.3 Key issues for 2004 and beyond
2.1.4 The European Union
2.1.5 EMU and the €
2.2 Major telecom players in Europe
2.2.1 Overview
2.2.2 Incumbents
2.2.3 New entrants ¨C the No. 2s
2.2.4 Pan-European operators
2.3 Fixed Network Voice Services
2.3.1 Market overview
2.3.2 Deregulation of voice services in brief
2.3.3 Price strategies
2.3.4 Call markets
2.3.5 Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP)
2.3.6 VoDSL
2.4 Data market
2.4.1 Data Communications Network Technologies
2.4.2 IP services
2.4.3 Outsourcing
2.4.4 Customer Relations Management (CRM)
2.4.5 Application Service Provision (ASP)
2.4.6 Data storage
2.4.7 Content Management Services
2.4.8 Vistor Based Networks (VBN)

3. AUSTRIA
3.1 Telecommunications market
3.1.1 Overview of Austria¡¯s telecom market
3.2 Fixed network operators in Austria
3.2.1 Telekom Austria (TA)
3.2.2 United Telecom Austria (UTA)
3.2.3 tele.ring
3.2.4 United Pan-Europe Communications (UPC)
3.3 Telecommunications infrastructure
3.3.1 National telecom network
3.3.2 International infrastructure
3.4 Fixed network voice services
3.4.1 Local call market
3.4.2 National long-distance call market
3.4.3 International call market
3.4.4 Fixed-to-mobile call market
3.5 Data market
3.5.1 Data infrastructure

4. BELGIUM
4.1 Telecommunications market
4.1.1 Overview of Belgium¡¯s telecom market
4.2 Fixed network operators in belgium
4.2.1 Belgacom SA
4.2.2 Colt Telecom NV
4.2.3 Mobistar
4.2.4 Scarlet (formerly KPN Belgium)
4.2.5 Tele2
4.2.6 Telenet
4.2.7 Versatel Telecom
4.3 Telecommunications infrastructure
4.3.1 National telecom network
4.3.2 International infrastructure
4.4 Fixed network voice services
4.4.1 Market overview
4.4.2 Cable telephony and VoIP
4.5 Data market
4.5.1 Data infrastructure

5. DENMARK
5.1 Telecommunications market
5.1.1 Overview of Denmark¡¯s telecom market
5.2 Fixed network operators in Denmark
5.2.1 Operator market shares
5.2.2 TDC
5.2.3 Sonofon
5.2.4 Tele2 Denmark
5.2.5 TeliaSonera Denmark
5.3 Telecommunications infrastructure
5.3.1 National telecom network
5.3.2 Alternative networks
5.3.3 International infrastructure
5.4 Fixed network voice services
5.4.1 Market overview
5.4.2 Local call market
5.4.3 National long-distance call market
5.4.4 International
5.5 Data market
5.5.1 Data infrastructure

6. FINLAND
6.1 Telecommunications market
6.1.1 Overview of Finland¡¯s telecommunications market
6.2 Fixed network operators in Finland
6.2.1 TeliaSonera
6.2.2 Finnet Corporation
6.2.3 Elisa Communications
6.2.4 Song Networks
6.3 Telecommunications infrastructure
6.3.1 National telecom network
6.3.2 International infrastructure
6.4 Fixed network voice services
6.4.1 Market overview
6.4.2 Local call market
6.4.3 National long-distance call market
6.4.4 International call market
6.4.5 Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP)
6.5 Data market
6.5.1 Data infrastructure

7. FRANCE
7.1 Telecommunications market
7.1.1 Overview of France¡¯s telecom market
7.2 Fixed network operators in France
7.2.1 France Telecom
7.2.2 Cegetel
7.2.3 neuf telecom (formerly LDCom)
7.2.4 Tele 2
7.3 Telecommunications infrastructure
7.3.1 National telecom network
7.3.2 International infrastructure
7.4 Fixed network voice services
7.4.1 Market overview
7.4.2 Local calls
7.4.3 National long-distance calls
7.4.4 International calls
7.5 Data market
7.5.1 Data infrastructure
7.5.2 Data services

8. GERMANY
8.1 Telecommunications market
8.1.1 Overview of Germany¡¯s telecom market
8.1.2 Market analysis - 2004
8.2 Fixed network operators in Germany
8.2.1 Market overview
8.2.2 Deutsche Telekom
8.2.3 Mannesmann Arcor
8.2.4 MobilCom
8.2.5 BT Global Services
8.2.6 debitel AG
8.3 Telecommunications infrastructure
8.3.1 National telecom network
8.3.2 International infrastructure
8.4 Fixed network voice services
8.4.1 Market overview
8.4.2 Pricing
8.4.3 Local calls
8.4.4 National long-distance calls
8.4.5 International calls
8.4.6 Alternative carrier selection
8.4.7 Local loop unbundling
8.4.8 Voice over Digital Subscriber Line (VoDSL)
8.5 Data market
8.5.1 Data infrastructure

9. ICELAND
9.1 Telecommunications market
9.1.1 Overview of Iceland¡¯s telecom market
9.2 Fixed network operators in Iceland
9.2.1 Operator market shares
9.2.2 Iceland Telecom (Siminn)
9.2.3 Og Vodafone
9.3 Telecommunications infrastructure
9.3.1 National telecom network
9.3.2 International infrastructure
9.4 Data market
9.4.1 Data infrastructure

10. IRELAND
10.1 Telecommunications market
10.1.1 Overview of Irelands telecom market
10.2 Fixed network operators in Ireland
10.2.1 Operator market shares
10.2.2 eircom Ltd
10.2.3 Esat BT
10.2.4 Tele2
10.3 Telecommunications infrastructure
10.3.1 National telecom network
10.4 Fixed network voice services
10.4.1 Market overview
10.4.2 Local call market
10.4.3 National long-distance call market
10.4.4 International call market
10.4.5 Retail traffic
10.5 Data market
10.5.1 Leased lines
10.5.2 Integrated Services Digital Network (ISDN)

11. ITALY
11.1 Telecommunications market
11.1.1 Overview of Italy¡¯s telecom market
11.2 Fixed network operators in Italy
11.2.1 Market overview
11.2.2 Telecom Italia
11.2.3 Wind
11.2.4 Albacom
11.3 Telecommunications infrastructure
11.3.1 National telecom network
11.3.2 International infrastructure
11.4 Fixed voice market
11.4.1 Overview
11.4.2 Local calls
11.4.3 Long-distance calls
11.4.4 International call market
11.4.5 Carrier PreSelection (CPS) and Local Loop Unbundling (LLU)
11.5 Data market
11.5.1 Data infrastructure

12. LUXEMBOURG
12.1 Telecommunications market
12.1.1 Overview of Luxembourg¡¯s telecom market
12.2 Fixed network operators in Luxembourg
12.2.1 Luxembourg P&T (EPT)
12.2.2 Cegecom
12.2.3 Tele2
12.3 Telecommunictions infrastructure
12.3.1 National telecom network
12.4 Data market
12.4.1 Data infrastructure

13. MALTA
13.1 Telecommunications market
13.1.1 Overview of Malta¡¯s telecom market
13.2 Fixed network operators in Malta
13.2.1 Maltacom
13.3 Telecommunications infrastructure
13.3.1 National telecom network
13.3.2 International infrastructure
13.4 Fixed voice market
13.4.1 Overview
13.4.2 Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP)
13.5 Data market
13.5.1 Overview

14. NETHERLANDS
14.1 Telecommunications market
14.1.1 Overview of the Dutch telecom market
14.2 Fixed network operators in the Netherlands
14.2.1 Market overview
14.2.2 Analysis - Customers not interested in saving money
14.2.3 Royal Koninklijke PTT Nederland (KPN)
14.2.4 United Pan-Europe Communications (UPC)
14.2.5 Versatel Telecom International NV
14.2.6 BT Global Services (formerly Telfort)
14.2.7 Scarlet Telecom
14.2.8 Tele2 AB
14.3 Telecommunications infrastructure
14.3.1 National telecom network
14.3.2 International infrastructure
14.4 Fixed network voice services
14.4.1 Market overview
14.4.2 International call market
14.4.3 Fixed-to-mobile call market
14.4.4 Cable, xDSL telephony
14.5 Data market
14.5.1 Data infrastructure
14.5.2 Data services

15. NORWAY
15.1 Telecommunications market
15.1.1 Overview of Norway¡¯s telecommunications market
15.2 Fixed network operators in Norway
15.2.1 Market overview
15.2.2 Telenor ASA
15.2.3 TeliaSonera
15.2.4 Tele2
15.2.5 Deutsche Telekom (formerly Carrier 1)
15.2.6 BaneTele
15.3 Telecommunications infrastructure
15.3.1 National telecom network
15.3.2 International infrastructure
15.4 Fixed voice market
15.4.1 Overview
15.4.2 Cable telephony and Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP)
15.5 Data market
15.5.1 Data infrastructure

16. PORTUGAL
16.1 Telecommunications market
16.1.1 Overview of Portugal¡¯s telecom market
16.2 Fixed network operators in Portugal
16.2.1 Overview of operators
16.2.2 Portugal Telecom
16.2.3 Oni
16.2.4 Novis
16.2.5 Jazztel
16.3 Telecommunications infrastructure
16.3.1 National telecom network
16.3.2 Analysis ¨C swimming against the structural separation tide
16.3.3 International infrastructure
16.3.4 Infrastructure developments
16.4 Fixed network voice services
16.4.1 Market overview
16.5 Data market
16.5.1 Data infrastructure

17. SPAIN
17.1 Telecommunications market
17.1.1 Overview of Spain¡¯s telecom market
17.2 Fixed network operators in Spain
17.2.1 Telefonica SA
17.2.2 The Auna Group
17.2.3 Uni2
17.2.4 Jazztel plc
17.2.5 Ono
17.3 Telecommunications infrastructure
17.3.1 National telecom network
17.3.2 International
17.4 Fixed network voice services in Spain
17.4.1 Market overview
17.4.2 Residential market
17.4.3 Local call market
17.4.4 National long-distance call market
17.4.5 International call market
17.4.6 Fixed-to-mobile call market
17.4.7 Cable telephony
17.5 Data market
17.5.1 Data infrastructure

18. SWEDEN
18.1 Telecommunications market
18.1.1 Overview of Sweden¡¯s telecommunications market
18.2 Fixed network operators in Sweden
18.2.1 Market overview
18.2.2 TeliaSonera
18.2.3 Tele2 AB
18.2.4 Glocalnet
18.2.5 Telenordia
18.3 Telecommunications infrastructure
18.3.1 National telecom network
18.3.2 International
18.4 Fixed network voice services
18.4.1 Market overview
18.4.2 Local call market
18.4.3 National call market
18.4.4 International call market
18.4.5 Fixed-to-mobile call market
18.4.6 VoIP
18.5 Data market
18.5.1 Data infrastructure

19. SWITZERLAND
19.1 Telecommunications market
19.1.1 Overview of Switzerland¡¯s telecom market
19.2 Fixed network operators in Switzerland
19.2.1 Swisscom
19.2.2 TDC Switzerland (Sunrise)
19.3 Telecommunications infrastructure
19.3.1 National telecom network
19.4 Fixed network voice services
19.4.1 Introduction
19.4.2 Market overview
19.5 Data market
19.5.1 Leased lines
19.5.2 Integrated Services Digital Network (ISDN)

20. UNITED KINGDOM
20.1 Telecommunications market
20.1.1 Overview of the UK¡¯s telecommunications market
20.2 Major fixed network operators in the UK
20.2.1 British Telecom
20.2.2 Kingston Communications
20.2.3 Cable & Wireless
20.2.4 ntl
20.2.5 Telewest
20.2.6 Energis
20.2.7 Colt Telecom
20.2.8 Gamma Telecom
20.2.9 Tele2
20.2.10 Telstra Europe
20.2.11 Thus
20.2.12 Tesco
20.2.13 Allnet
20.2.14 Carphone Warehouse
20.3 Carrier pre-selection and local loop unbundling
20.3.1 Carrier pre-selection (CPS)
20.3.2 Wholesale line rental
20.3.3 Local loop unbundling
20.4 Telecommunications infrastructure
20.1 National telecom network
20.2 International
20.3 Fixed network voice services
20.3.1 Market overview
20.3.2 Local calls
20.3.3 National long-distance calls
20.3.4 International calls
20.3.5 Fixed-to-mobile calls
20.3.6 Directory enquiries
20.3.7 Cable telephony
20.3.8 Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP)
20.3.9 Oftel business market research
20.4 Data market
20.4.1 Data infrastructure
20.4.2 Carrier pre-selection and local loop unbundling

21. GLOSSARY OF ABBREVIATIONS

Exhibit 1 ¨C Competitive environment in EU nations - 2003
Exhibit 2 ¨C Charging regime in EU nations and selected others
Exhibit 3 ¨C Sample Cisco Metro Ethernet customers
Exhibit 4 ¨C KPNQwest network sale status ¨C 2002
Exhibit 5 ¨C One.Tel Netherlands sold to Scarlet
Exhibit 6 ¨C KPNQwest network sale status
Exhibit 7 ¨C Frame relay services

Table 1 ¨C Sample debt levels of major Western European telcos ¨C 2002 - 2003
Table 2 ¨C Sample debt levels of major Western European telcos ¨C 2002 - 2003
Table 3 ¨C Fixed telephony market values in Europe (€ million) ¨C 2001 - 2004
Table 4 ¨C Incumbent¡¯s basic monthly PSTN rental charge for business customers ¨C 1999 - 2003
Table 5 ¨C Incumbent¡¯s basic monthly PSTN rental charge for residential customers ¨C 1999 - 2003
Table 6 ¨C Average residential monthly expenditure on communications in EU nations ¨C 2003
Table 7 ¨C Average business monthly expenditure on communications in EU nations ¨C 2003
Table 8 ¨C Average local call charges for a 3 min call in EU nations ¨C 2001 - 2003
Table 9 ¨C EU nations average incumbent market shares, by revenue - 2000 - 2002
Table 10 ¨C Average national call charges for a 3 min call in EU nations ¨C 2001 - 2003
Table 11 ¨C Average international call charges for residential users in EU nations ¨C 2001 - 2003
Table 12 ¨C ECTA scorecard of 12 month leased line prices across EU ¨C January 2004
Table 13 ¨C Global ISDN channels ¨C Forecast - 2002 - 2006
Table 14 ¨C Planned broadband ATM capacity (Mb/s) - 1999; 2003
Table 15 ¨C IT spending by European banks ¨C 2004
Table 16 ¨C Telephone network statistics ¨C 2003
Table 17 ¨C Telecom revenue and investment statistics ¨C 2003
Table 18 ¨C Fixed lines in service ¨C 1995 - 2003
Table 19 ¨C ISDN growth ¨C 1995 - 2003
Table 20 ¨C Telephone network statistics ¨C 2003
Table 21 ¨C Belgacom operational data ¨C 2000 - 2003
Table 22 ¨C Telnet subscribers ¨C 2003
Table 23 ¨C Fixed lines in service ¨C 1995 - 2003
Table 24 ¨C Cost of voice calls - 2003
Table 25 ¨C ISDN subscribers ¨C 1991 - 2002
Table 26 ¨C Telephone network statistics ¨C 2003
Table 27 ¨C Fixed network market shares ¨C June 2003
Table 28 ¨C Fixed lines in service ¨C 1995 - 2003
Table 29 ¨C Operator shares of subscriber lines ¨C June 2003
Table 30 ¨C Cost of 3 minute voice calls - February 2004
Table 31 ¨C Average local call charges for a 3 min call ¨C 2001 - 2002
Table 32 ¨C Market shares of national traffic over fixed networks ¨C June 2003
Table 33 ¨C Average national call charges for a 3 min call ¨C 2001 - 2002
Table 34 ¨C International traffic by operator ¨C June 2003
Table 35 ¨C Average international call charges for residential users ¨C 2001 - 2002
Table 36 ¨C Total ISDN connections ¨C 1999 - 2003
Table 37 ¨C Telephone network statistics ¨C 2003
Table 38 ¨C Fixed lines in service ¨C 1995 - 2003
Table 39 ¨C Summary of fixed network call costs in Finland - 2003
Table 40 ¨C ISDN lines in Finland ¨C 2002 - 2004
Table 41 ¨C Telephone network statistics ¨C 2003
Table 42 ¨C Telecom revenue and investment statistics ¨C 2003
Table 43 ¨C Total telecom market revenues ¨C 1998 - 2003
Table 44 ¨C France Telecom market share of fixed network services - 2003
Table 45 ¨C Fixed lines in service ¨C 1997 - 2003
Table 46 ¨C Summary of fixed network call charges for 3 min calls in France ¨C 2003
Table 47 ¨C Leased line revenues ¨C 1998 - 2002
Table 48 ¨C ISDN channels ¨C 1991 - 2003
Table 49 ¨C Telephone network statistics ¨C 2003
Table 50 ¨C Telecom revenue and investment statistics ¨C 2003
Table 51 ¨C DT operating statistics ¨C 2003
Table 52 ¨C Fixed lines in service ¨C 1991 - 2003
Table 53 ¨CNarrowband switched call traffic and operator market shares ¨C 1997 - 2003
Table 54 ¨C Fixed line traffic by call type ¨C 2000 - 2002
Table 55 ¨C Fixed telephony call charges - 2003
Table 56 ¨C Average national call charges, cents/minute ¨C 2002 - 2004
Table 57 ¨C Call charges to selected countries, cents/minute ¨C 1997; 2004
Table 58 - Competitors share of local calls ¨C 2003
Table 59 ¨C ECTA/netVESPA scorecard of leased line prices in Germany ¨C May 2002
Table 60 ¨C ISDN channels ¨C 1991 - 2003
Table 61 ¨C Planned broadband ATM capacity (Mb/s) ¨C 1999; 2003
Table 62 ¨C Telephone network statistics ¨C 2003
Table 63 ¨C Market share of major operators ¨C 2003
Table 64 ¨C Iceland Telecom operating revenues ¨C 1998 - 2003
Table 65 ¨C Fixed lines in service ¨C 1996 - 2003
Table 66 ¨C ISDN subscribers ¨C 1998 - 2002
Table 67 ¨C Telephone network statistics ¨C 2003
Table 68 ¨C Telecom revenue and investment statistics ¨C 2003
Table 69 ¨C Incumbent vs new entrants market shares - 2003
Table 70 ¨C Fixed lines in service ¨C 1995 - 2003
Table 71 ¨C Fixed telephony retail traffic - 2003
Table 72 ¨C Operator market shares of leased lines ¨C 2003
Table 73 ¨C Delivery times for leased line orders ¨C 2004
Table 74 ¨C ISDN subscribers ¨C 1997 - 2004
Table 75 ¨C Operator market shares of ISDN lines ¨C 2003
Table 76 ¨C Telephone network statistics ¨C 2003
Table 77 ¨C Telecommunications channels in Italy (thousands) ¨C 2000 - 2005
Table 78 ¨C Fixed network traffic (thousands of minutes) ¨C 2000 - 2005
Table 79 ¨C Overview of Telecom Italia¡¯s national network
Table 80 ¨C Fixed lines in service ¨C 1991 - 2003
Table 81 ¨C Overview of Telecom Italia¡¯s international network
Table 82 ¨C Call costs by call type ¨C 2003
Table 83 ¨C Telecommunications channels in Italy (thousands) ¨C 2004 - 2005
Table 84 ¨C Fixed network traffic (thousands of minutes) ¨C 2004 - 2005
Table 85 ¨C ISDN subscribers ¨C 1993 - 2003
Table 86 ¨C Telephone network statistics ¨C 2003
Table 87 ¨C Telecommunications licences in Luxembourg
Table 88 ¨C Fixed lines in service ¨C 1995 - 2003
Table 89 ¨C ISDN subscribers ¨C 1995 - 2003
Table 90 ¨C Telephone network statistics ¨C March 2004
Table 91 ¨C Telecom revenue and investment statistics ¨C 2001
Table 92 ¨C Fixed lines in service ¨C 1990, 1995 ¨C 2004
Table 93 ¨C ISDN subscribers ¨C 2000 - 2002
Table 94 ¨C Telephone network statistics ¨C 2003
Table 95 - Residential fixed telephony costs ¨C 2000 - 2003
Table 96 ¨C Fixed lines ¨C 1995 - 2003
Table 97 ¨C Summary of 3 minute call charges in the Netherlands - 2003
Table 98 ¨C ISDN subscribers ¨C 1995 - 2004
Table 99 ¨C Telephone network statistics ¨C 2003
Table 100 ¨C Telecom revenue and investment statistics ¨C 2003
Table 101 ¨C Market share by operator ¨C 2003
Table 102 ¨C Fixed lines in service ¨C 1996 - 2003
Table 103 ¨C Leased lines in Norway ¨C 2000 - 2003
Table 104 ¨C ISDN lines ¨C 1994 - 2003
Table 105 ¨C Telephone network statistics ¨C 2003
Table 106 ¨C Fixed lines in service ¨C 1995 - 2003
Table 107 ¨C Traffic ¨C 2001 - 2003
Table 108 ¨C Price for a 10 min local call in Portugal and EU ¨C 1999 - 2003
Table 109 ¨C Price for a 10 min national call in Portugal and EU ¨C 1999 - 2003
Table 110 ¨C Price for a 10 min call to the USA in Portugal and EU ¨C 1999 - 2003
Table 111 ¨C ISDN subscribers ¨C 1997 - 2003
Table 112 ¨C Frame relay services ¨C 1997 - 2003
Table 113 ¨C Telephone network statistics ¨C 2003
Table 114 ¨C Telecom revenue and investment statistics ¨C 2003
Table 115 ¨C Auna Group operating statistics ¨C 2000 - 2003
Table 116 ¨C Jazztel plc revenue ¨C 1998 - 2003
Table 117 ¨C ONO operating statistics ¨C 2001 - 2004
Table 118 ¨C Fixed lines in service ¨C 1995 - 2003
Table 119 ¨C Fixed telephony charges by call type ¨C 2003
Table 120 ¨C Price for a 10 min local call in Spain and EU ¨C 1999 - 2003
Table 121 ¨C Price for a 10 min national call in Spain and EU ¨C 1999 - 2003
Table 122 ¨C Price for a 10 min call to the USA in Spain and EU ¨C 1999 - 2003
Table 123 ¨CStatistical overview of the leased line market ¨C 2000 - 2003
Table 124 ¨C ISDN lines ¨C 1995 - 2003
Table 125 ¨C Telephone network statistics ¨C 2003
Table 126 ¨C Telecom revenue and investment statistics ¨C 2003
Table 127 ¨C Fixed telephony operator revenues (SEK million) ¨C 2000 - 2003
Table 128 ¨C Fixed lines in service ¨C 1995 - 2003
Table 129 ¨C Cost of voice calls - 2003
Table 130 ¨C Fixed network market revenues - (SEK millions) - 2001 - 2003
Table 131 ¨C National call revenues ¨C 1995 - 2003
Table 132 ¨C International call revenues ¨C 1995 - 2003
Table 133 ¨C Fixed-to-mobile call revenues ¨C 1995 - 2003
Table 134 ¨C Leased lines and revenues ¨C 2002 - 2003
Table 135 ¨C ISDN channels ¨C 1997 - 2003
Table 136 ¨C Telephone network statistics ¨C 2003
Table 137 ¨C Telecom revenue and investment statistics ¨C 2003
Table 138 ¨C Swisscom subscribers ¨C June 2004
Table 139 ¨C TDC Switzerland subscribers ¨C June 2004
Table 140 ¨C Fixed lines in service ¨C 1996 - 2003
Table 141 ¨C Fxed network in Switzerland ¨C 2000 - 2003
Table 142 ¨C ISDN subscribers ¨C 1995 - 2003
Table 143 ¨C Telephone network statistics ¨C 2003
Table 144 ¨C Telecom revenue and investment statistics ¨C 2003
Table 145 ¨C Kingston Communications turnover ¨C 1999 - 2003
Table 146 ¨C Kingston Communications operating data - 2003
Table 147¨C BT market share of call types by traffic volumes ¨C 2003 - 2004
Table 148 ¨C Fixed lines in service ¨C 1995 - 2004
Table 149 ¨C Fixed segment revenue (£ billion) ¨C 2002 - 2003
Table 150 ¨C Call volumes (billion minutes) ¨C 2002 - 2003
Table 151 ¨C BT market share of call types by traffic volumes ¨C2003 - 2004
Table 152 ¨C Call Revenues by type¨C(£ millions) ¨C 2003 - 2004
Table 153 ¨C BT market share of call types by revenue ¨C2003 - 2004
Table 154 ¨C Cable telephony from ntl and Telewest ¨C 2003
Table 155 ¨C BT¡¯s market share of revenues from leased line services ¨C 1998 - 2003
Table 156 ¨C ISDN connections ¨C 1995 - 2003

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