According to the first quarter of 2016 broadband tariff’s analysis in Austria, the prices of fixed and mobile broadband were moving in the same direction and getting closer to each other in terms of monthly tariff. We observed that the fixed operators pricing strategies follow those of the mobile broadband.
The following graphs represent the number of Pay TV subscribers
in Asia-Pacific until 2025.
The number of Pay TV subscribers in North and Latin America approached 172 million by the end of 2015. According to our forecasts, the total number of Pay TV in the region will increase at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 2% from 2015 to 2025, reaching 207 million by 2025.
According to our latest forecasts, the number of pay TV subscribers in North and Latin America will rise from 172 million to over 202 million subscribers by the end of 2020, an increase of 29 million new subscribers or +3.18 % compared to 2015.
According to Quantum-Web’s statistics’ and forecasts practice, the number of fixed lines in Africa will increase to over 38 million in 2025 from 28 million at the end of 2015
London, 20 January 2016- The total number of mobile subscriptions in the Asia Pacific region reached 3.6 billion by the end of Q3 2015, an increase of 0.73% vs Q2 2015 and +3.12% vs Q3.
All main three Korean telecom operators (Korea Telecom, LG U+ and SK telecom) launched new LTE tariffs in Q4 2015, targeting 17 million 3G subscribers in a country where 3G network is fading away at a fast rate.
The Egyptian operator with over 32 million mobile subscriptions and 342 thousands broadband subscribers, offers only for an extra EGP 10 ($1.2) unlimited Internet access to the clients.
The Egyptian operator with 38 million mobile subscription and 234 thousands ADSL subscribers has launched new promotional campaign for all broadband packages.
The German incumbent introduced new LTE packages for both residential and business customers.
Ooredoo (indosat) Indonesia has launched new LTE plans
