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Fixed broadband in Asia still dominated by the North Asia players as the other markets try hard to close the ‘digital gap’The energetic expansion of broadband was for a long time a phenomenon limited to the developed economies, with narrowband dial-up access being the norm in the majority of the poorer developing countries of the region. This has been changing rapidly of late, but nonetheless there remains a ‘digital gap’. In those econom...
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Fixed broadband in Asia still dominated by the North Asia players as the other markets try hard to close the ‘digital gap’The energetic expansion of broadband was for a long time a phenomenon limited to the developed economies, with narrowband dial-up access being the norm in the majority of the poorer developing countries of the region. This has been changing rapidly of late, but nonetheless there remains a ‘digital gap’. In those economies where there is extensive access to broadband, both DSL and cable modem platforms have both proved popular, with DSL establishing a clear advantage. In fact Asia has become the leading region in the world for DSL, with close to 40% of the global DSL subscribers to be found in the region. More recently, we have seen the arrival of FttX as an alternative platform for broadband access in Asia. FttX already comprises over 50% of the high speed internet access connections in the leading technology markets of Japan and South Korea. And in Japan, as FttX grows DSL has been in decline.
As broadband internet continues to extend its presence across Asia, the region’s broadband market finds itself dominated by six ‘high flyers.’ These ‘High’ ranked markets comprise five economies of North Asia plus Singapore. South Korea, Hong Kong, Singapore, Macau, Taiwan and Japan, for the moment at least, have been well and truly leading the way in terms of both penetration and sophistication of their broadband services and infrastructure. Their fixed broadband penetration rates by population are in excess of 20%; this sees fixed broadband household penetrations of between 90% and 100%. The penetration gap to the next level is clearly seen in the Exhibit below.
Asia - Fixed (wired) broadband markets ranked by population penetration ? June 2012
Market ranking | Penetration range | (as proportion of population) | Markets |
High | Greater than 20% | South Korea | Hong Kong | Japan | Singapore | Macau | Taiwan | |
Medium | Between 1% and 12% | China | Azerbaijan | Georgia | Kazakhstan | Malaysia | Maldives | Brunei | Thailand | Armenia | Vietnam | Mongolia | Philippines | Bhutan | Sri Lanka | Indonesia | India | |
Low | Less than 1% | Laos | Uzbekistan | Pakistan | Kyrgyzstan | Nepal | Cambodia | Myanmar | Tajikistanr | + | 5 other countries in Asia below 0.1% | |
(Source: BuddeComm, estimates)
South Korea has been the most remarkable example of the Asian broadband revolution to be found in the leading markets of the region. By mid-2012 fixed broadband subscriber penetration had reached 37% and over 95% of households in the country had very high speed broadband internet connections.
Another market of special note in the region is Singapore where the government has been implementing broadband internet access – wired and wireless - for the whole of the island state. The Infocomm Development Authority (IDA), Singapore’s telecom regulator, has begun reporting what it referrs to as the ‘Residential Wired Broadband Household Penetration Rate’. This measures the total number of residential wired broadband subscriptions per household, and excludes all wireless access plans (3G, 3.5G/HSDPA, WiMAX and WiFi hotspots). Singapore’s Residential Wired Broadband Household Penetration Rate was 105% as of March 2012, with 1.24 million wired broadband households.
The regional broadband market in Asia consists of a large number of relatively small countries. There continues to be considerable activity in the internet and online markets across Asia ranging from China’s impressive progress in terms of sheer scale to Mongolia which has trebled household penetration to over 15% and implemented numerous e-government initiatives. China, with over 160 million broadband subscribers is still undergoing broadband subscriber growth in excess of 15% per annum despite already being the largest broadband internet market in the world.
For the economies that fall outside the High band of Asian internet markets already noted, two distinct groupings appear in terms of population penetration. The countries in the ‘Medium’ band – with fixed broadband penetration by population of between 1% and 12% – are busily expanding their broadband capability. Whilst the countries in this second group are gradually closing in on the top six, for the time being there remains a clear gap of 8% population penetration (equivalent to around 35% of household penetration) to be bridged before a position can be claimed in the top grouping.
Of the larger markets in this group, Malaysia is playing a significant role; in the last few years both operators and governments in these markets have started to give priority to expanding internet access and speed. There are a few relative newcomers to this group, too, Azerbaijan and Georgia being examples of recent rapid growth. Although a clear leader with the number of broadband lines deployed, China remains in this Medium grouping (at the top of the group) due to its huge population.
In the ‘Low’ grouping – countries with fixed broadband penetration below 1% of population - are those countries that, for whatever reason, have not yet ‘got their act together’ when it comes to internet. Of course, some are performing relatively well under difficult circumstances. In the last year or so, Sri Lanka, recovering from its long-running civil war, managed to lift itself out of the Low group; similarly, India which, like China, has been struggling with servicing its huge population, has moved from the Low to Medium grouping in the last 12 months. Some economies in the Low category have been plainly dysfunctional, with poor telecom infrastructure and generally underdeveloped regulatory regimes combined with low GDP per capita.
Some highlights of the fixed (wired) broadband market in Asia in 2011:
Of the 590 million fixed (wired) broadband subscriptions worldwide at end-2011, around 250 million were to be found in Asia;
Just over 30 million fixed (wired) broadband subscriptions were added in China during the year, this being about half of the total subscriptions added worldwide;
Fixed (wired) broadband penetration in China reached a formidable 12%;
By end-2011, 70% of the total households in developed countries had internet access, whereas only 20% of households in developing countries had access. One of the outstanding exceptions was Malaysia with 61% of its households with internet.Mobile data and third generation (3G) mobile broadband services are covered in a separate report: Asia - Mobile Data, Wireless Broadband Market and Forecasts
Data in this report is the latest available at the time of preparation and may not be for the current year.
Broadband Industry in Laos
1. Asia Overview
2. Afghanistan
2.1 Internet market
2.1.1 Overview
2.1.2 Internet statistics
2.1.3 E-health
2.1.4 e-Government
2.1.5 Internet cafes
2.1.6 Internet Service Providers (ISPs)
2.2 Forecasts – internet services – 2015; 2020
3. Armenia
3.1 Internet market
3.1.1 Overview
3.1.2 Broadband services
3.1.3 National Broadband Network (NBN)
3.1.4 VoIP
3.1.5 ISP market
4. Azerbaijan
4.1 Internet market
4.1.1 Overview
4.1.2 Internet statistics
4.1.3 Computers for schools
4.1.4 Cybercrime
4.1.5 ISP market
4.2 Broadband market
4.2.1 Overview
4.2.2 Trans-Eurasian Information Superhighway
4.2.3 WiMAX
4.3 Forecasts – internet services – 2015; 2020
5. Bangladesh
5.1 Internet market
5.1.1 Overview
5.1.2 Internet statistics
5.1.3 Village Computer and Internet Program (VCIP)
5.1.4 International Internet Gateway (IIG) licences
5.1.5 Digital Bangladesh
5.1.6 Access to Information (A2I) program
5.1.7 ISP market
5.1.8 Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP)
5.2 Broadband market
5.2.1 Overview
5.2.2 Wireless broadband
5.2.3 Mobile broadband
5.2.4 WiMAX
5.2.5 Fibre-to-the-Home (FttH)
5.2.6 Regulation
5.3 Forecasts – internet services – 2015; 2020
6. Bhutan
6.1 Internet market
6.1.1 Overview
6.1.2 ISP market
7. Brunei Darussalam
7.1 Internet market overview
7.1.1 Internet statistics
7.2 Broadband market overview
7.2.1 Overview
7.2.2 National Broadband Blueprint
7.2.3 Broadband statistics
8. Cambodia
8.1 Internet market
8.1.1 Overview
8.1.2 Background
8.1.3 Internet statistics
8.1.4 WiMAX
8.1.5 Long term evolution (LTE) network
8.1.6 Selected ISP analysis: AngkorNet
8.2 Forecasts – internet services – 2015; 2020
9. China
9.1 Broadband market
9.1.1 Overview
9.1.2 Broadband statistics
9.2 Broadband technologies
9.2.1 Overview
9.2.2 Cable modems
9.2.3 Digital subscriber line (DSL)
9.2.4 Fibre-to-the-home (FttH)
9.3 Internet
9.3.1 Rural connectivity
9.3.2 Product ownership
9.3.3 China in global terms
9.4 Forecasts
9.4.1 Forecast broadband subscribers – 2012-2017
9.4.2 Forecast FttX subscribers – 2010-2017
10. Georgia
10.1.1 Overview
10.1.2 Internet statistics
10.1.3 August 2008 conflict and possible cyber warfare
10.1.4 ISP market
10.2 Broadband market
10.2.1 Overview
10.2.2 WiMAX
10.3 Forecasts – internet subscribers – 2015; 2020
11. Hong Kong
11.1 Broadband market
11.1.1 Background
11.1.2 Overview
11.1.3 Broadband statistics
11.1.4 Broadband performance pledges
11.1.5 Digital 21 IT Strategy
11.1.6 Broadband Survey results
11.1.7 FttB/FttH building registration scheme
11.2 Broadband technologies
11.2.1 Overview
11.2.2 Cable modems
11.2.3 Digital subscriber line (DSL)
11.2.4 Fibre to the home (FttH)
11.2.5 Wireless access
11.3 Major broadband operators
11.3.1 i-Cable Communications (Hong Kong Cable Television Ltd)
11.3.2 Hong Kong Broadband Network Services (City Telecom - CTInets)
11.3.3 PCCW
11.3.4 SmarTone Broadband Services
11.4 Internet market
11.4.1 Overview
11.4.2 Internet statistics
11.4.3 Internet traffic volume
11.4.4 Domain names
11.4.5 Internet contribution to GDP
11.5 Forecast broadband subscribers: 2012-2013; 2017
12. India
12.1 Broadband networks and services
12.1.1 Overview
12.1.2 National Broadband Policy
12.1.3 National Broadband Plan
12.1.4 Broadband technologies
12.1.5 Satellite
12.2 Internet market
12.2.1 Overview
12.2.2 Regulatory issues
12.3 Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP)
12.4 Forecasts- internet services – 2015; 2020
12.4.1 Growth issues
13. Indonesia
13.1 Internet market
13.1.1 Overview
13.1.2 Internet statistics
13.1.3 Social Networking
13.2 Regulatory developments
13.2.1 Indonesian Internet Agency (LII)
13.2.2 Domain names
13.2.3 Internet information control
13.2.4 Cyber laws
13.3 Internet infrastructure
13.3.1 Telkom’s national IP backbone
13.4 ISP market
13.5 Broadband networks and services
13.5.1 Overview
13.5.2 Broadband market background
13.5.3 Broadband service providers
13.5.4 ID-WiBB
13.5.5 High-Speed Broadband (HSBB) project
13.5.6 Wireless broadband
13.5.7 Internet via satellite
13.6 Forecasts – internet services – 2015; 2020
14. Japan
14.1 Broadband market
14.1.1 Background
14.1.2 Overview
14.1.3 Broadband statistics
14.1.4 Electric power utilities
14.2 Broadband policy
14.2.1 Overview
14.2.2 Regulatory framework
14.2.3 U-Japan
14.2.4 New IT reform strategy
14.2.5 Next Generation Broadband strategy FY 2010
14.2.6 Japan’s New Generation Network
14.3 Broadband Technologies
14.3.1 Overview
14.3.2 Broadband charges into 2012
14.3.3 Cable modems
14.3.4 Digital Subscriber Line (DSL)
14.3.5 Fibre-to-the-Home (FttH)
14.3.6 World Interoperability for Microwave Access (WiMAX)
14.3.7 Broadband Internet via satellite
14.4 Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP)
14.4.1 Background
14.4.2 Statistics
14.5 Forecasts
14.5.1 Forecast FttX subscribers: 2012-2013; 2017
14.5.2 Forecast broadband subscribers: 2012-2013; 2017
15. Kazakhstan
15.1 Internet market
15.1.1 Overview
15.1.2 Broadband services
15.1.3 ISP market
15.1.4 Internet Protocol TV (IPTV)
16. Kyrgyzstan
16.1 Internet market
16.1.1 Overview
16.1.2 ISP market
17. Laos
17.1 Internet
17.1.1 Overview
17.1.2 Internet statistics
17.1.3 ISP market
17.1.4 Public internet access
17.1.5 Top level domain name
17.2 Broadband market
17.2.1 Overview
17.2.2 WiMAX
17.2.3 VoIP telephony
17.3 Forecasts – internet services - 2015; 2020
18. Macau
18.1 Internet market
18.1.1 Background
18.1.2 Internet statistics
18.1.3 Internet survey results
18.1.4 Macau international internet bandwidth
18.1.5 Online services
18.1.6 Country code domain names
18.2 Broadband market
18.2.1 Overview
18.2.2 Statistics
18.2.3 WiFi
18.2.4 E-commerce
18.2.5 Cloud computing
19. Malaysia
19.1 Broadband market
19.1.1 Overview
19.1.2 Broadband and Internet statistics
19.1.3 High-Speed Broadband (HSBB) network
19.1.4 Development of Internet in Malaysia
19.1.5 Digital Subscriber Line (DSL)
19.1.6 Fibre-to-the-Home (FttH)
19.1.7 Wireless broadband
19.1.8 Broadband Powerline (BPL)
19.1.9 Internet via satellite
19.2 Forecasts – broadband internet services – 2015; 2020
20. Maldives
20.1 Internet market
20.1.1 Overview
20.1.2 Competition
20.1.3 Government Network of the Maldives (GNM)
20.2 Broadband market
20.2.1 Overview
21. Mongolia
21.1 Internet market
21.1.1 Overview
21.1.2 Internet statistics
21.1.3 Internet infrastructure statistics
21.1.4 Mongolia internet Exchange (MIX)
21.1.5 ISP market
21.1.6 ISP charges
21.2 Broadband market
21.2.1 Overview
21.2.2 National broadband program of Mongolia
21.2.3 Broadband statistics
22. Myanmar
22.1 Internet market
22.1.1 Overview
22.1.2 Background
22.1.3 Internet cafes
22.1.4 Worldwide Interoperability for Microwave Access (WiMAX)
22.2 Data market
23. Nepal
23.1 Internet market
23.1.1 Overview
23.1.2 Internet statistics
23.1.3 Broadband internet
23.1.4 ISP market
23.1.5 Internet Exchange
23.1.6 Internet Protocol TV (IPTV)
23.1.7 Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP)
23.1.8 Forecasts – Internet services – 2015; 2020
24. North Korea
24.1 Internet market
24.1.1 Background
24.1.2 Korea Computing Centre (KCC)
24.1.3 Kwangmyong
24.1.4 Personal computer production
24.1.5 Factory visits in China
24.1.6 Internet Service Providers (ISPs)
24.1.7 Revival of the .kp domain
24.1.8 Social networking North Korean style - Uriminzokkiri
25. Pakistan
25.1 Internet market
25.1.1 Overview
25.1.2 Background
25.1.3 Internet and broadband statistics
25.1.4 Major government initiatives
25.1.5 Internet control and censorship
25.1.6 ISP market
25.2 E-services
25.2.1 E-commerce
25.2.2 E-government
25.3 Broadband market
25.3.1 Overview
25.3.2 Digital Subscriber Line (DSL)
25.3.3 Fibre-to-the-Home (FttH)
25.3.4 Cable modem
25.3.5 Wireless broadband
25.3.6 Long Term Evolution (LTE)
25.4 Forecasts – Internet market – 2015; 2020
26. Philippines
26.1 Broadband in the Philippines
26.1.1 Broadband market overview
26.1.2 Background
26.1.3 Broadband and Internet statistics
26.1.4 Regulatory issues
26.1.5 National Broadband Network (NBN)
26.1.6 PC market
26.1.7 Broadband platforms
26.1.8 Broadband over power lines
26.2 Internet market overview
26.2.1 Role of Internet in the Philippines
26.2.2 Cloud computing
26.2.3 Social networking
26.2.4 Internet exchanges
26.2.5 Internet regulations
26.2.6 Commission on Information and Communications Technology (CICT)
26.2.7 Gearing Up Internet Literacy and Access for Students (GILAS)
26.2.8 E-commerce
26.3 Major broadband service providers and ISPs
26.3.1 Overview
26.3.2 Internet via satellite
26.3.3 IP networks
26.4 Forecasts – Internet services – 2015; 2020
27. Singapore
27.1 Broadband market
27.1.1 Overview
27.1.2 Background
27.1.3 Broadband and internet statistics
27.1.4 Next Generation National Infocomm Infrastructure (Next Gen NII)
27.1.5 Broadband service providers
27.1.6 Broadband technologies
27.1.7 Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP)
28. South Korea
28.1 Internet statistics
28.1.1 South Korea internet users
28.1.2 South Korea internet subscribers
28.1.3 South Korea ICT usage by household
28.1.4 Changes in the average internet user by activity– 2000 vs 2010, 2011
28.1.5 Distribution of internet users by region - 2010
28.2 Internet usage patterns
28.3 Internet usage by the socially disadvantaged
28.4 Internet media consumption
28.5 Broadband market
28.5.1 Background
28.5.2 Overview
28.5.3 Broadband statistics
28.5.4 Operator broadband subscribers
28.5.5 Broadband subscribers by access type
28.5.6 Bundled services usage rate by type
28.6 Broadband government targets
28.6.1 Broadband convergence Network
28.6.2 Ultra Broadband convergence Network
28.6.3 Broadband speed results
28.7 Broadband technologies
28.7.1 Overview
28.7.2 Cable modem
28.7.3 Digital Subscriber Line (DSL)
28.7.4 Apartment LAN
28.7.5 Fibre-to-the-Home
28.7.6 Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP)
28.8 Forecast Internet users – 2011 - 2012; 2016
28.9 Forecast Broadband subscribers – 2011 - 2012; 2017
29. Sri Lanka
29.1 Internet Market
29.1.1 Overview
29.1.2 Internet statistics
29.1.3 Internet control and censorship
29.1.4 Internet exchange
29.1.5 Public internet access
29.1.6 School Net project
29.1.7 Lanka Government Cloud (LGC)
29.1.8 ISP market
29.1.9 E-commerce
29.1.10 E-government
29.2 Broadband Market
29.2.1 Overview
29.2.2 Broadband statistics
29.2.3 Digital Subscriber Line (DSL)
29.2.4 Wireless broadband/WiMAX
29.2.5 Fibre to the Building (FttB)
29.3 Internet Protocol TV (IPTV)
29.4 Forecasts – Internet services – 2015; 2020
30. Taiwan
30.1 Overview of Taiwan’s broadband market
30.1.1 Broadband statistics
30.1.2 Government initiatives for broadband and m-Taiwan
30.1.3 Broadband technologies
30.1.4 WiFi
30.1.5 WiMAX
30.2 Overview of the internet market
30.2.1 ISP market
30.2.2 Internet statistics
30.3 Forecast fixed broadband subscribers – 2012; 2017
31. Tajikistan
31.1 Internet market
31.1.1 Overview
31.1.2 Internet statistics
31.1.3 Internet regulation
31.1.4 Internet Service Providers (ISPs)
31.1.5 Government’s e-strategy
31.1.6 WiMAX
32. Thailand
32.1 Internet market
32.1.1 Overview
32.1.2 One Tablet Per Child (OTPC) project
32.1.3 Lese majeste laws
32.1.4 Internet statistics
32.1.5 ISP market
32.1.6 Thailand’s internet gateway exchanges
32.1.7 Regulatory issues
32.1.8 Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP)
32.2 Broadband component of market
32.2.1 Overview
32.2.2 Broadband statistics
32.2.3 True Online
32.2.4 National Broadband Policy
32.2.5 Digital Subscriber Line (DSL)
32.2.6 Cable modem
32.2.7 Internet via satellite
32.2.8 Wireless internet
32.2.9 Fibre-to-the-Home (FttH)
32.3 Forecasts
32.3.1 Overview
32.3.2 Forecasts – internet subscribers – 2015; 2020
33. Timor Leste
33.1 Internet market
33.1.1 Overview
33.1.2 SAPO East Timor
33.1.3 Internet statistics
33.1.4 VoIP
34. Turkmenistan
34.1 Internet market
34.1.1 Overview
34.1.2 Internet statistics
34.1.3 Broadband
34.1.4 Censorship and control
35. Uzbekistan
35.1 Internet market
35.1.1 Overview
35.1.2 Internet statistics
35.1.3 ISP market
35.2 Broadband market
35.2.1 Overview
35.2.2 WiMAX
35.3 Forecasts – internet services – 2015; 2020
36. Vietnam
36.1 Overview
36.1.1 Dial-up services
36.1.2 Tablet market
36.2 Broadband and internet statistics
36.3 Background to internet development in Vietnam
36.4 Regulatory environment
36.4.1 Background
36.4.2 Government control
36.4.3 Cyber Law
36.5 Broadband technologies
36.5.1 Digital Subscriber Line (DSL)
36.5.2 Cable modem
36.5.3 Wireless broadband
36.5.4 Satellite internet
36.6 Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP)
36.6.1 Background
36.7 Forecasts – internet services – 2015; 2020
37. Glossary of Abbreviations
Table 1 – Afghanistan Internet users – 2002 - 2012
Table 2 – Afghanistan Internet subscribers – 2002 - 2012
Table 3 – Afghanistan Broadband subscribers – 2004 - 2012
Table 4 – Afghanistan International Internet bandwidth – 2005 - 2011
Table 5 – Afghanistan Forecast internet subscribers – 2015; 2020
Table 6 – Armenia Internet users – 1994, 2000 - 2012
Table 7 – Armenia Internet subscribers – 2000 - 2012
Table 8 – Armenia Broadband subscribers – 2003 - 2012
Table 9 – Armenia Overview of broadband/household subscribers – 2011
Table 10 – Armenia Internet bandwidth capacity – 2001 - 2011
Table 11 – Armenia Dial-up internet subscribers – 2004; 2010 - 2011
Table 12 – Armenia - ArmenTel (Beeline) fixed broadband subscribers – 2009 - 2011
Table 13 – Azerbaijan Internet users, annual growth and penetration – 1995 - 2012
Table 14 – Azerbaijan Internet subscribers – 1997 - 2012
Table 15 – Azerbaijan Internet access by household – 2002 - 2012
Table 16 – Azerbaijan Internet bandwidth capacity – 2001 - 2012
Table 17 – Azerbaijan Fixed broadband subscribers – 2003 - 2012
Table 18 – Azerbaijan Broadband subscribers and household overview – 2011
Table 19 – Azerbaijan DSL broadband subscribers – 2005 - 2011
Table 20 – Azerbaijan Forecast Internet subscribers – 2015; 2020
Table 21 – Bangladesh Internet users – 1996 - 2012
Table 22 – Bangladesh Fixed internet subscribers – 1997 - 2012
Table 23 – Bangladesh Fixed broadband subscribers – 2007 - 2012
Table 24 – Bangladesh Total international internet bandwidth – 1998 - 2012
Table 25 – Bangladesh Number of ISPs – 1996 - 2011
Table 26 – Bangladesh Forecast internet subscribers – 2015; 2020
Table 27 – Bhutan Internet users and penetration rate – 1999 - 2012
Table 28 – Bhutan Internet subscribers – 2003 - 2012
Table 29 – Bhutan Dial-up internet subscribers – 2001 - 2007
Table 30 – Bhutan Broadband internet subscribers – 2008 - 2012
Table 31 – Bhutan DSL broadband internet subscribers – 2008 - 2010
Table 32 – Bhutan International internet bandwidth – 2000 - 2011
Table 33 – Bhutan Percentage of households with a computer – 2002 - 2010
Table 34 – Brunei Darussalam Internet users – 1996 - 2012
Table 35 – Brunei Darussalam Internet subscribers – 1997 - 2012
Table 36 – Brunei Darussalam International internet bandwidth – 1999 - 2011
Table 37 – Brunei Darussalam Fixed broadband subscribers and households – September 2011
Table 38 – Brunei Darussalam Fixed-broadband subscribers – 2001 - 2012
Table 39 – Brunei Darussalam Mobile broadband subscribers – 2008 - 2012
Table 40 – Cambodia Internet users, annual change and penetration – 1997 - 2012
Table 41 – Cambodia Internet subscribers – 1999 - 2012
Table 42 – Cambodia Internet household penetration – 2008 - 2012
Table 43 – Cambodia Fixed broadband subscribers – 2005 - 2012
Table 44 – Cambodia DSL subscribers – 2003; 2006 - 2011
Table 45 – Cambodia Fixed broadband subscribers and households – 2011
Table 46 – Cambodia Mobile broadband subscribers –2010 - 2011
Table 47 – Cambodia Total international internet bandwidth – 1999 - 2012
Table 48 – Cambodia Forecast internet subscriber growth – 2015; 2020
Table 49 – China Broadband subscribers, annual change and penetration – 2000 - 2013
Table 50 – China Broadband subscribers and households – May 2012
Table 51 – China Telecom broadband subscribers and annual change – 2003 - 2012
Table 52 – China Unicom broadband subscribers and annual change – 2003 - 2012
Table 53 – China Broadband subscribers and growth by access type – May 2012
Table 54 – China Cable modem internet subscribers and annual change – 2000 - 2010
Table 55 – China DSL internet subscribers – 2000 - 2011
Table 56 – China FttX subscribers – 2006 - 2012
Table 57 – China Product ownership in households: 2005; 2009
Table 58 – China Forecast broadband subscribers and population penetration – lower band: 2012 - 2013; 2017
Table 59 – China orecast broadband subscribers and household penetration – higher band: 2012 - 2013; 2017
Table 60 – China Forecast FttX subscribers and penetration: 2010 - 2012, 2017
Table 61 – Georgia - Internet users and penetration rate – 1996 - 2012
Table 62 – Georgia Internet subscribers – 2001 - 2012
Table 63 – Georgia Internet bandwidth capacity – 2001 - 2011
Table 64 – Georgia Fixed broadband subscribers – 2001 - 2011
Table 65 – Georgia Fixed broadband subscribers and households – 2011
Table 66 – Georgia DSL subscribers – 2008 - 2011
Table 67 – Georgia FttH subscribers – 2008 - 2011
Table 68 – Georgia Forecast internet subscribers – 2015; 2020
Table 69 – Hong Kong Broadband internet access subscribers – 2000 - 2013
Table 70 – Hong Kong Narrowband internet access subscribers – 2000 - 2012
Table 71 – Hong Kong Prepaid and leased line internet access subscribers – 2000 – 2012
Table 72 – Hong Kong Broadband subscribers and households – March 2012
Table 73 – Hong Kong Broadband internet traffic volume – 2000 – 2011
Table 74 – Hong Kong Broadband performance pledges – Q1 2011
Table 75 – Hong Kong Digital 21 Strategy – key indicators – June 2012
Table 76 – Hong Kong Broadband ranking evolution top 10 countries – 2008 - 2010
Table 77 – Hong Kong Broadband subscribers by operator – 2007 - 2011
Table 78 – Hong Kong Cable modem internet subscribers – 2000 - 2013
Table 79 – Hong Kong DSL subscribers – 1999 - 2013
Table 80 – Hong Kong FttX subscribers – 2007 - 2013
Table 81 – Hong Kong i-Cable broadband and VoIP subscribers and penetration – 2000 - 2011
Table 82 – Hong Kong i-Cable cable TV subscribers, penetration and ARPU – 1995 - 2011
Table 83 – Hong Kong HKBN triple play subscribers, ARPU and IDD traffic volume – 2003 - 2011
Table 84 – Hong Kong PCCW broadband subscribers – 2000 - 2011
Table 85 – Hong Kong PCCW NOW TV subscribers and ARPU – 2003 - 2011
Table 86 – Hong Kong Internet users and subscribers – 1996 - 2013
Table 87 – Hong Kong Internet traffic volume (PSTN and broadband) – 1997 – 2011
Table 88 – Hong Kong Use of international private leased circuits (IPLCs) – 2002 - 2011
Table 89 – Hong Kong Registered domain names – 2004 – 2012
Table 90 – Hong Kong Forecast broadband subscribers and penetration - higher band: 2012 - 2013; 2017
Table 91 – Hong Kong Forecast broadband subscribers and penetration - lower band: 2012 - 2013; 2017
Table 92 – India Fixed broadband subscribers – 2001 - 2012
Table 93 – India Fixed broadband subscribers - market share by access type – March 2012
Table 94 – India Broadband subscribers and households – March 2012
Table 95 – India Internet subscribers by access type – March 2012
Table 96 – India - Broadband and internet subscriber targets – 2005; 2007; 2010
Table 97 – India DSL subscribers – 2001 - 2012
Table 98 – India Cable modem subscribers – 2001 - 2012
Table 99 – India Wireless broadband subscribers – 2003; 2006 - 2012
Table 100 – India Internet users – 1995 - 2012
Table 101 – India Internet subscribers – 1995 - 2012
Table 102 – India Dial-up internet subscribers – 2007 - 2012
Table 103 – India Internet (dial-up) ARPU – 2005; 2007 - 2009
Table 104 – India International internet bandwidth – 2000 - 2012
Table 105 – India Forecast internet subscribers – 2015; 2020
Table 106 – Indonesia Internet users – 1998 - 2012
Table 107 – Indonesia Internet subscribers – 1998 - 2012
Table 108 – Indonesia Dial-up internet subscribers – 2004 - 2011
Table 109 – Indonesia Total international internet bandwidth – 1998 - 2011
Table 110 – Indonesia Households with internet access (%) – 2005 - 2011
Table 111 – Indonesia Domain name registrations – June 2010
Table 112 – Indonesia Internet licences by licence type – 2007
Table 113 – Indonesia TelkomNet’s dial-up internet subscribers – 2004 - 2011
Table 114 – Indonesia IndosatNet’s dial-up internet subscribers – 2010 - 2011
Table 115 – Indonesia Fixed broadband subscribers – 2000 - 2012
Table 116 – Indonesia DSL subscribers – 2001 - 2011
Table 117 – Indonesia Broadband subscribers and households - 2011
Table 118 – Indonesia PT Telkom’s broadband subscribers – 2004 - 2011
Table 119 – Indonesia Forecast of Internet subscribers and penetration rates – 2015; 2020
Table 120 – Japan Broadband subscribers and households – June 2012
Table 121 – Japan Broadband subscribers and market share by access type – June 2012
Table 122 – Japan Broadband subscribers by access type – 1998 – 2013
Table 123 – Japan Broadband subscriber annual change and market share by access type – 2001 - 2012
Table 124 – Japan Broadband household connectivity and service availability – 2006 - 2008; 2011
Table 125 – Japan Tariffs for broadband services – 2008
Table 126 – Japan DSL subscribers and market share by operator – June 2012
Table 127 – Japan FttH subscribers and market share by operator – June 2012
Table 128 – Change in ARPU from FttH – 2005 - 2010
Table 129 – Japan WiMAX subscribers (BWA) - UQ Communications: 2009 - 2012
Table 130 – Japan VoIP subscribers and market share by operator – June 2012
Table 131 – Japan VoIP subscribers and annual change – 2004 - 2012
Table 132 – Japan Forecast FttX subscribers and penetration - lower band: 2012-2013; 2017
Table 133 – Japan Forecast FttX subscribers and penetration - higher band: 2012-2012; 2017
Table 134 – Japan Forecast broadband subscribers and penetration – lower band: 2012-2013; 2017
Table 135 – Japan Forecast broadband subscribers and penetration – higher band: 2012-2013; 2017
Table 136 – Kazakhstan Internet users – 1996 - 2012
Table 137 – Kazakhstan Internet subscribers – 1996 - 2011
Table 138 – Kazakhstan Fixed broadband subscribers – 2003 - 2011
Table 139 – Kazakhstan Fixed broadband subscribers and household overview – 2010
Table 140 – Kazakhstan DSL subscribers – 2007 - 2010
Table 141 – Kazakhstan Internet bandwidth capacity – 2001 - 2011
Table 142 – Kazakhstan Forecast internet subscribers and penetration rates – 2015; 2020
Table 143 – Kazakhtelecom’s fixed broadband subscribers – 2009 - 2011
Table 144 – Kazakhstan Kar-Tel’s broadband subscribers – 2008 - 2010
Table 145 – Kyrgyzstan Internet users – 1998 - 2012
Table 146 – Kyrgyzstan Internet subscribers – 1998 - 2012
Table 147 – Kyrgyzstan Fixed broadband subscribers – 2003 - 2012
Table 148 – Kyrgyzstan DSL subscribers – 2003 - 2011
Table 149 – Kyrgyzstan Cable modem subscribers – 2003 - 2010
Table 150 – Kyrgyzstan Fixed broadband subscribers and household overview – 2011
Table 151 – Kyrgyzstan International internet bandwidth – 2006 - 2011
Table 152 – Laos Internet users – 1998 - 2012
Table 153 – Laos Internet subscribers – 1999 - 2012
Table 154 – Laos Internet bandwidth capacity – 2002 - 2011
Table 155 – Laos Fixed broadband subscribers – 2002 - 2012
Table 156 – Laos Overview of broadband/household subscribers – 2011
Table 157 – Laos Fixed broadband subscribers by access type – 2009 - 2010
Table 158 – Laos Forecast internet subscribers – 2015; 2020
Table 159 – Macau Internet users and penetration rate – 1994 - 2012
Table 160 – Macau Internet subscribers – 1996 - 2013
Table 161 – Macau international internet bandwidth – 1997 - 2010
Table 162 – Macau E-government services used – 2010
Table 163 – Macau Number of registered domain names of ‘mo’ – 1998 – 2010
Table 164 – Macau Broadband subscribers and households – April 2012
Table 165 – Macau Broadband subscribers – 2001 – 2013
Table 166 – Macau Growth of online household computers – 2003 – 2010
Table 167 – Macau WiFi Hotspots – 2008 – 2012
Table 168 – Malaysia NBP broadband penetration targets – 2007 - 2010
Table 169 – Malaysia Fixed broadband subscribers – 2002 - 2012
Table 170 – Malaysia Total broadband subscribers and household penetration – 2009 - 2012
Table 171 – Malaysia Fixed broadband subscribers and households – March 2012
Table 172 – Malaysia Broadband subscribers by access type – March 2012
Table 173 – Malaysia Internet users and penetration – 1995 - 2012
Table 174 – Malaysia Internet subscribers – 1995 - 2012
Table 175 – Malaysia Dial-up Internet subscribers – 1995 - 2009
Table 176 – Malaysia Total international internet bandwidth – 1999 - 2012
Table 177 – Malaysia UniFi broadband subscribers and premises passed – 2010 - 2012
Table 178 – Malaysia DSL subscribers – 2001 - 2012
Table 179 – Malaysia Wireless hotspots and hotspot subscribers – 2005 – 2011
Table 180 – Malaysia Packet One WiMAX subscribers – 2009 - 2012
Table 181 – Malaysia YTL’s WiMAX subscribers – 2011 - 2012
Table 182 – Malaysia Forecast broadband internet subscribers – 2015; 2020
Table 183 – Maldives Internet users – 1996 - 2012
Table 184 – Maldives Fixed internet subscribers – 1998 - 2012
Table 185 – Maldives Internet subscribers by access type – 2009
Table 186 – Maldives International Internet bandwidth – 1999 - 2011
Table 187 – Maldives Mobile broadband subscribers – 2011 - 2012
Table 188 – Maldives Fixed broadband subscribers – 2002 - 2012
Table 189 – Maldives DSL subscribers – 2002 - 2011
Table 190 – Maldives Cable modem subscribers – 1999 - 2010
Table 191 – Mongolia Internet users – 1995 – 2013
Table 192 – Mongolia Total fixed-line internet subscribers – 1998 – 2011
Table 193 – Mongolia Total internet subscribers – 2005 – 2011
Table 194 – Mongolia Different types of access to the internet – 2010
Table 195 – Mongolia International internet bandwidth – 2000 – 2010
Table 196 – Mongolia Number of PCs – 2000 – 2009
Table 197 – Mongolia Market share of ISPs – 2009 – 2010
Table 198 – Mongolia Broadband internet subscribers – 2001 – 2012
Table 199 – Mongolia DSL subscribers – 2005 - 2010
Table 200 – Myanmar Internet users and penetration – 1999 - 2012
Table 201 – Myanmar Internet subscribers – 1999 - 2012
Table 202 – Myanmar Fixed broadband subscribers – 2005 - 2012
Table 203 – Myanmar Internet access by household – 2005 - 2012
Table 204 – Myanmar International Internet bandwidth – 2000 - 2012
Table 205 – Nepal Estimated Internet users – 1997 - 2012
Table 206 – Nepal Internet subscribers – 1999 - 2012
Table 207 – Nepal Fixed broadband subscribers – 2007 - 2011
Table 208 – Nepal Fixed broadband subscribers and household overview – October 2011
Table 209 – Nepal Internet bandwidth capacity – 2001 - 2011
Table 210 – Nepal Forecast Internet subscribers – 2015; 2020
Table 211 – Pakistan Internet users – 1995 - 2012
Table 212 – Pakistan Internet subscribers – 1997; 2000 - 2012
Table 213 – Pakistan Broadband subscribers – 2004 - 2012
Table 214 – Pakistan Broadband subscribers by technology – 2012
Table 215 – Pakistan Broadband subscribers and households – 2011
Table 216 – Pakistan Total international internet bandwidth – 2004 - 2011
Table 217 – Pakistan Broadband subscribers by type – 2009 - 2012
Table 218 – Pakistan PTCL broadband subscribers – 2007 - 2011
Table 219 – Pakistan DSL broadband subscribers – 2005 - 2012
Table 220 – Pakistan FttH subscribers – 2007 - 2012
Table 221 – Pakistan WiMAX subscribers – 2008 - 2012
Table 222 – Pakistan Forecast internet subscribers – 2015; 2020
Table 223 – Philippines Fixed broadband subscribers – 2001 - 2012
Table 224 – Philippines Wireless broadband subscribers – 2009 - 2011
Table 225 – Philippines Broadband subscribers and households – June 2011
Table 226 – Philippines Broadband subscribers by major service provider – 2008 - 2011
Table 227 – Philippines Internet users – 1996 - 2012
Table 228 – Philippines Internet subscribers – 1996 - 2012
Table 229– Philippines Overview of Internet market – 2010
Table 230 – Philippines International Internet bandwidth – 2000 - 2011
Table 231 – Philippines Percentage of households with computer – 2002 - 2011
Table 232 – Philippines DSL subscribers – 2001 - 2011
Table 233 – Philippines Number of registered ISPs – 2001 - 2011
Table 234 – Philippines PLDT broadband subscribers – 2005 - 2012
Table 235 – Philippines PLDT’s DSL subscribers – 2001 - 2012
Table 236 – Philippines PLDT’s wireless broadband subscribers – 2007 - 2012
Table 237 – Philippines Smart’s ‘SmartBro’ subscribers – 2005 - 2012
Table 238 – Philippines Digitel’s broadband subscribers – 2011 - 2012
Table 239 – Philippines Globe Telecom’s broadband subscribers – 2007 - 2011
Table 240 – Philippines Globe Telecom’s DSL subscribers – 2009 - 2011
Table 241 – Philippines Globe Telecom’s wireless subscribers – 2009 - 2011
Table 242 – Philippines Forecast Internet subscribers – 2015; 2020
Table 243 – Singapore Broadband subscribers – 1999 - 2012
Table 244 - Singapore - broadband subscribers and households – March 2012
Table 245 – Singapore Broadband subscribers by sector – 2011
Table 246 – Singapore Broadband market share – by access type – 2011
Table 247 – Singapore Overview of internet market – 2011
Table 248 – Singapore Internet users – 1996 - 2012
Table 249 – Singapore Fixed internet subscribers – 1997 - 2012
Table 250 – Singapore Registered domain names – February 2012
Table 251 – Singapore Fixed broadband subscribers, annual change, market share by major providers – 2011
Table 252 – Singapore Cable modem subscribers – 2000 - 2011
Table 253 – Singapore DSL subscribers – 2000 - 2011
Table 254 – Singapore Wireless broadband subscribers – 2007 - 2011
Table 255 – South Korea Internet users and population penetration rates – 1994 - 2013
Table 256 – South Korea Internet subscribers – 1996 - 2013
Table 257 – South Korea Personal computers and penetration by population and household – 2000 - 2011
Table 258 – South Korea Changes in the average internet user by activity– 2000 versus 2010, 2011
Table 259 – South Korea Population and internet users by region - 2010
Table 260 – South Korea Internet usage rates by service– 2009 - 2011
Table 261 – South Korea Main purpose of using the internet – 2009 - 2011
Table 262 – South Korea Households with ICT devices – 2010
Table 263 – South Korea Internet usage rate of the socially disadvantaged – 2003 - 2009
Table 264 – South Korea Computer penetration rate in the socially disadvantaged households – 2003 - 2009
Table 265 – South Korea Online versus offline media consumption – 2010
Table 266 – South Korea Broadband internet subscriber growth and penetration rate – 1998 - 2013
Table 267 – South Korea Broadband subscribers and households – August 2012
Table 268 – South Korea Broadband market share by operator – August 2012
Table 269 – South Korea Broadband internet subscriber numbers by system – 1998 - 2012
Table 270 – South Korea Bundled service usage pattern: households using bundled services– 2011
Table 271 – South Korea BcN implementation in households/subscribers – 2005; 2006 - 2011
Table 272 – South Korea UBcN implementation goals in households/subscribers – 2009 - 2013
Table 273 – South Korea Broadband subscribers by access type – August 2012
Table 274 – South Korea Cable modem subscribers – 1999 – 2012
Table 275 – South Korea Broadband cable modem (HFC) subscribers by service provider – August 2012
Table 276 – South Korea DSL subscribers – 1999 – 2012
Table 277 – South Korea DSL subscribers by service provider – August 2012
Table 278 – South Korea A-LAN subscribers – 2002 - 2012
Table 279 – South Korea A-LAN subscribers by service provider – August 2012
Table 280 – South Korea FttH subscribers – 2006 - 2012
Table 281 – South Korea FttH subscribers by service provider – August 2012
Table 282 – South Korea VoIP subscribers by major operator and market share – June 2011
Table 283 – South Korea VoIP subscribers – 2006 - 2011
Table 284 – South Korea Forecast internet users and penetration - higher band: 2012 - 2013; 2017
Table 285 – South Korea Forecast internet users and penetration - lower band: 2012 - 2013; 2017
Table 286 – South Korea Forecast broadband subscribers and penetration – higher band: 2012 - 2013; 2017
Table 287 – South Korea Forecast broadband subscribers and penetration – lower band: 2012 - 2013; 2017
Table 288 – Sri Lanka Internet users, annual change and penetration – 1996 - 2012
Table 289 – Sri Lanka Internet subscribers – 1994 - 2012
Table 290 – Sri Lanka Computer penetration by household – 2005 - 2011
Table 291 – Sri Lanka International Internet bandwidth – 1998 - 2012
Table 292 – Sri Lanka SLT’s DSL broadband subscribers – 2005 - 2011
Table 293 – Sri Lanka Fixed broadband subscribers – 2002 - 2012
Table 294 – Sri Lanka DSL subscribers – 2003 - 2012
Table 295 – Sri Lanka Mobile broadband subscribers – 2009 - 2012
Table 296 – Sri Lanka Broadband subscribers – fixed and mobile – 2010 - 2011
Table 297 – Sri Lanka Broadband subscribers and households – 2011
Table 298 – Sri Lanka Forecast internet
