Tag Archives: fixed broadband
Mobile Broadband in Sweden – Still Growing
Last year, I wrote about the explosive growth of mobile broadband in Sweden. According to the National Post and Telecom Agency (PTS), which publishes an annual report on the state of the Swedish Telecommunications Market, the number of mobile subscriptions via … Continue reading
Filed under mobile broadband
Is Mobile Broadband Profitable?
The consensus opinion is certainly that mobile broadband is not a profitable business (yet) in Western Europe (especially in countries like UK) where mobile broadband prices are trending lower than fixed broadband prices. I have always wanted to do a … Continue reading
Filed under fixed broadband, mobile broadband
Interesting Report on Mobile Broadband Pricing in Europe
Tariff Consultancy has released an interesting new report on Mobile Broadband Pricing – an analysis of current mobile broadband pricing in 33 countries across Eastern and Western Europe. There are some interesting, yet not completely surprising, findings from the report: The … Continue reading
Filed under fixed broadband, mobile broadband
3G Routers – Will It Accelerate Fixed Broadband Replacement?
I have been commenting quite regularly in this blog about how mobile broadband (based on USB dongles and modems) is increasingly being used by mobile-only operators (those without fixed assets) to accelerate the replacement of fixed broadband, primarily in Europe. The … Continue reading
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Interesting Chart on Mobile Broadband Pricing Premium (or Lack thereof)
Take a look at this chart that shows the pricing premium (or lack thereof) of mobile broadband over fixed broadband in 26 European markets (Chart courtesy: Analysys Mason Group). The chart is a little difficult to read – so let … Continue reading
Filed under fixed broadband, mobile broadband
