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 Philippines - Broadband and the Internet Market
Synopsis
Compared with many of its Asian neighbours, the Philippines had been moving slowly on the adoption of Internet. Of the less than 6% of the population which constituted the Internet-user population in 2007, only a fraction of these were using a high-speed broadband connection to go online. Nevertheless, this situation was changing rapidly and by mid-2010 with the user penetration having passed 7%, the country's broadband market had finally started to expand. In fact the annual increase in broadband subscribers ran at in excess of 100% in successive years. Into 2010 around 50% of all Internet connections were broadband-based services. This report looks at the various projects and initiatives as the Philippines government continues to encourage the development of broadband in the country. The report also provides information on the wider Internet market in the country.
Last Update: 11 Nov 2010 Number of Pages: 19
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Philippines - Broadcasting
Synopsis
The Philippines has a vibrant media sector. Ownership has been predominantly private and freedom of the press is guaranteed by the Constitution. The first television broadcast was in 1953. There are six free-to-air nationwide television networks. Cable TV was launched as long ago as 1969, but it has only been in recent years that it has really started to grow, substantially boosted by the prospect of bundling broadcasting with Internet, telephony and other services. This report provides a broad overview of the Philippines television broadcasting market.
Last Update: 11 Nov 2010 Number of Pages: 9
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Philippines - Internet Services
Synopsis
It remains true to say that Internet has not yet really taken off in the Philippines. With the estimated number of Internet users only involving less than 7% of the population by 2008, Internet penetration is relatively low compared to many of its Asian neighbours. The Internet sector is, however, well positioned for growth, with a deregulated market, strong government support for IT development, and an increasingly Internet savvy population. In fact, in the 2007/08 period and into 2009 we appear to be seeing a significant upturn in the country's Internet market, with broadband access expanding rapidly. The stimulation and growth of e-commerce will, of course, depend on increasing the accessibility of Internet, greater PC penetration and the enactment by the government of appropriate legislation. This report looks at the development of the Internet and related e-commerce activities in the Philippines.
Last Update: 27 Jul 2010 Number of Pages: 13
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Philippines - Key Statistics, Telecom Market Overview, Fixed Network Operators and Forecasts
Synopsis
While the telecom sector in the Philippines has witnessed considerable investment and activity since deregulation in 1993, the market has fallen short of its potential. However, there are strong signs that this is changing. While the mobile market has been energetic for some years now, the fixed-line market has started to move again and, most significantly, the broadband Internet sector is finally building a healthy subscriber base. The global financial problems, however, introduced some uncertainty into the local market. This report provides a statistical overview of the Philippines telecoms market together with some information on the way the market is developing. The report also includes some brief outlines of the major fixed-line operators. The difficulty in obtaining accurate statistical information on the market is noted; for some indicators official figures are only available to 2006.
Last Update: 12 Nov 2010 Number of Pages: 23
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Philippines - Major Telecommunications Players
Synopsis
Formerly a monopoly market of the Philippines Long Distance Telephone Company (PLDT) overseen by the government, the Philippines telecommunications industry is now highly competitive following the dismantling of the exclusive regime and opening it up to other telecom companies in 1993. As a result of deregulation, ten new companies entered the market to challenge the former incumbent, PLDT, fixed-line costs began to fall and nationwide teledensity improved markedly. However, PLDT remains the nation's principal domestic and international fixed-line provider and continues to operate the most extensive nationwide domestic fibre optic network and microwave long-distance network.
Last Update: 8 Sep 2009 Number of Pages: 23
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