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Research and Markets: New Zealand - The Telecoms Market Moving Into 2012

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Posted January 4, 2012

DUBLIN--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/e8c999/new_zealand_the) has announced the addition of the "New Zealand - The Telecoms Market Moving Into 2012" report to their offering.

Activity is taking place across all sectors in the New Zealand telecoms market. Markets now have the chance of opening up further with the digital dividend auction of broadcasting spectrum in 2012/13. This may see more players enter the market, providing advanced services for consumers and businesses.

The ultra-fast broadband (UFB) network and rural broadband initiative (RBI) are providing high-speed broadband connections across the country, allowing innovative services to develop and provide access to the global marketplace.

Competition in the mobile market has delivered benefits for consumers, but will this continue to be the case? Will competition indeed survive? The upcoming spectrum auctions can be used as a game-changer.

The lack of good national content (broadcasting) policies will start to become a problem in relation to potential commercial content monopolies, possibly hampering the commercial success of the UFB.

This report provides an overview of the telecoms market into 2012 with commentary and analysis by BuddeComm, with some statistical data provided in either tabular, text or easy-to-read chart formats.

Companies Mentioned in This Report Include:

  • CallPlus
  • 2degrees
  • TelstraClear
  • Telecom New Zealand
  • Chorus
  • Vodafone

Hot Topics and Technologies Mentioned in This Report Include:

  • Fibre-to-the-node (FttN)
  • UFB
  • RBI
  • Mobile broadband
  • Spectrum
  • The internet of things (IoT)
  • Consumer pricing
  • Broadband
  • Local loop unbundling (LLU)

Key Topics Covered:

1. Synopsis

2. Changes in the Government

2.1 Seasoned politicians are needed

2.2 Demand-side policies are still missing

2.3 Content monopoly

3. Competitive landscape

3.1 Broadband competition is improving

3.2 Market dominance

4. Telecom, Chorus and infrastructure

5. The UFB and RBI

6. Mobile market

6.1 Competition issues

6.2 Spectrum auctions

7. The Internet of Things, cloud computing and data centres

8. Consumer prices

For more information visit http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/e8c999/new_zealand_the



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KEYWORDS:   Australia/Oceania  New Zealand

INDUSTRY KEYWORDS:   Technology  Telecommunications

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