Abstract
Overview
In general, the Western European broadband market is on the brink of maturity
with many of the countries at or above 25% household penetration. Belgium and
the Netherlands have both exceeded this with approximately 40% penetration.
Growth rates beyond 40% penetration will be harder to maintain as the PC
household market starts to saturate.
Service providers in leading broadband countries will therefore be forced to
change marketing tactics as they move into the less technically aware mass
market.
Table of Contents
Ovum view
Austria
- Overview
- Unbundling charge
- Key broadband operators
Belgium
- Overview
- Unbundling charge
- Key broadband operators
Denmark
- Overview
- Unbundling charge
- Key broadband operators
Finland
- Overview
- Unbundling charge
- Key broadband operators
France
- Overview
- Unbundling charge
- Key broadband operators
Germany
- Overview
- Unbundling charge
- Key broadband operators
<>Greece
- Overview
- Unbundling charge
- Key broadband operators
Ireland
- Overview
- Unbundling charge
- Key broadband operators
Italy
- Overview
- Unbundling charge
- Key broadband operators
Netherlands
- Overview
- Unbundling charge
- Key broadband operators
Norway
- Overview
- Unbundling charge
- Key broadband operators
Portugal
- Overview
- Unbundling charge
- Key broadband operators
Spain
- Overview
- Unbundling charge
- Key broadband operators
Sweden
- Overview
- Unbundling charge
- Key broadband operators
Switzerland
- Overview
- Unbundling charge
- Key broadband operators
UK
- Overview
- Unbundling charge
- Key broadband operators
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