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Dutch digital TV subscribers grow to 6.66 million in 2013
2014-03-28 11:40:00| Telecompaper Headlines
(Telecompaper) The number of digital TV connections in the Netherlands grew by 1.0 percent during the fourth quarter of 2013 to 6.66 million on 31 December 2013, according to Telecompaper's quarterly report about the Dutch TV market. The total TV market (including analogue TV subscribers) increased to 7.74 million at the end of 2013 with digital TV being used by 86.1 percent of TV subscribers in the Netherlands. The digital TV subscribers include 3.69 million cable subscribers who also have analogue TV connections. Cable accounted for over half (55.4%) of digital TV subscribers in Q4, despite losing market share due to the growing adoption of IPTV services over DSL and FTTH networks. DSL was the second most common way to receive TV, followed by satellite and terrestrial, which are both losing market share. FTTH, while growing its market share, remained in fifth place. Cable operator Ziggo is the largest TV provider, both on the total market and digital market, followed by DSL/fibre network operator KPN, cable operator UPC and satellite TV provider CanalDigitaal.
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Dutch Mobile Operators Q4 2013- excel
2014-03-27 16:25:00| Telecompaper Reports
This EXCEL sheet summarizes all important available KPIs from all mobile network operators in the Dutch market. MNOs covered are KPN, Vodafone and T-Mobile; KPIs shown include mobile customer numbers, mobile service revenues and ARPUs providing splits by postpaid/ prepaid but also voice en non-voice each by individual operator. Period covered from Q1 2012 up to Q4 2013. Previous periods (up to 2004) are available upon request (sales@telecompaper.com).
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Dutch Television Market Q4 2013
2014-03-26 12:30:00| Telecompaper Reports
This report analyses developments in the Dutch market for television connections in the fourth quarter of 2013, and compares the findings with results from previous quarters. The report also includes information about the revenues made from consumer TV services as well as forecasts for 2014-2018 with regards to (digital) TV connections and TV revenues. The focus is on TV via cable networks (UPC Netherlands, Ziggo, Delta and Caiway), as the largest TV technology in the Netherlands; terrestrial digital TV (DVB-T), offered by KPN's Digitenne; DVB-S (satellite), offered by CanalDigitaal; IPTV via DSL networks, offered by KPN and Tele2; and (analogue) TV via FTTH.
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Dutch police detain 28 anti-nuclear protesters at reactor
2014-03-25 13:52:00| Climate Ark Climate Change & Global Warming Newsfeed
Reuters: Dutch police said they detained 28 anti-nuclear demonstrators at a reactor on Tuesday ahead of a visit by a delegation of energy sector bosses. The protesters blocked the entrance to the site in Petten, north of Amsterdam, where two reactors are used for research. The delegates, including chief executives from global energy firms, are visiting the Netherlands in conjunction with a two-day security summit in The Hague that concludes on Tuesday. The reactor in Petten also produces radioactive...
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Dutch Broadband Q4 2013
2014-03-19 16:45:00| Telecompaper Reports
This report analyses developments with regards to connections and revenue in the Dutch market for broadband internet access, focusing on consumers, in the fourth quarter of 2013, and compares the findings with results from previous periods. The analysis is based on Telecompaper's continuous research into the development of the Dutch broadband communication services market. The focus is is on cable network operators (Ziggo, UPC, Delta, Caiway) and DSL network operators (KPN, Online.nl, Tele2) and FTTH providers (including KPN, Caiway). The report also includes salides about triple play developments focusing on connections and forecasts for broadband connections and revenues for 2014-2018.
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