Cable Telephony Service: VoIP Drives Subscriber Growth

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1 Brochure More information from Cable Telephony Service: VoIP Drives Subscriber Growth Description: Worldwide cable telephony service revenues rose from $4.5 billion in 2004 to $5.6 billion in 2005, and are projected to reach $10 billion by The widening availability of VoIP-based cable telephony services has resulted in thousands of new cable telephony subscribers for operators like Time Warner Cable and Cablevision in the United States, Videotron and Shaw Communications in Canada, and Liberty Global in Europe. The high-tech market research firm also notes that VoIP is increasingly becoming the technology of choice for cable operators. The key attraction for cable operators is the cost advantage that VoIP offers in comparison with circuitswitched service. Based on our analysis, it costs between 17% and 25% less to provision a VoIP cable telephony subscriber than a traditional circuit-switched cable telephony subscriber. This recent report found the following: - VoIP-based cable telephony is having a big impact in the U.S. Fuelled by Comcast, Time Warner Cable, and Cablevision, the author projects that US cable telephony subscriber households will reach 4.4 million by the end of Total worldwide VoIP cable telephony subscriber households are expected to reach almost 7 million by year-end US cable operators are beginning to look beyond wired cable telephony services to the wireless world. In November 2005, several leading cable operators announced an agreement with Sprint Nextel to develop a wireless telephony option for cable TV subscribers. This Market report covers the market for cable telephony services around the world. It discusses the business case for provisioning cable telephony services, looks closely at the transition from circuit-switched services to VoIP, and breaks down cable telephony's cost structure by specific network architecture. It also provides forecasts for worldwide subscribers, VoIP subscribers, and installed cable telephony lines through 2009 and forecasts service revenues and "Voice-over-Broadband" subscribers over the next five years. Contents: Executive Summary Methodology Cable Telephony Services The Market in Late 2005 Market Drivers for Cable Telephony The Progression of Voice over Cable: Circuit-Switched to VoIP Delivering Cable Telephony: Network Architectures Converge The Circuit-Switched Network The "Switched-IP" Network Architecture VoIP Networks IP-Enabled Voice Service The IP Connection The IP Network and the PSTN Types of IP Telephony

2 VoIP In an HFC Network IP Network Architecture The Twisted-Pair Overlay Network Technology Standards for VoIP-Based Cable Telephony Cable Modem Technology Standards DOCSIS 1.1 DOCSIS 2.0 DOCSIS 3.0 International Standards PacketCable PacketCable 2.0 PacketCable Multimedia IPCablecom Key Market Trends VoIP Comes on Strong Integrating Wireless Voice Into the Cable Service Bundle Cable Telephony Costs: Circuit-Switched vs. VoIP Cable Telephony Service Providers North America United States Adelphia Bright House Networks Comcast Cablevision Charter Communications Cox Communications GCI Insight Communications RCN Time Warner Cable Canada Europe

3 NTL Telewest Liberty Global Other Operators Rest of World (ROW) Australia Chile Japan Mexico Voice-over-Broadband: A Viable Option for VoIP Vonage Net2Phone Cable Telephony Service Forecasts Subscriber Forecasts Revenue Forecast List of Tables Table 1. Cable Telephony Market Drivers Table 2. Telephony Service Prices in Northern Virginia: Verizon vs. Cox Communications Table 3. The Progression of Cable Telephony Technology Table 4. VoIP-Enabled North American Cable Telephony Subscribers Table 5. Cable Telephony Costs: Circuit-Switched Subscriber ($ Per Line) Table 6. Cable Telephony Costs: VoIP Subscriber, Premise Powered ($ Per Line) Table 7. Cable Telephony Costs: VoIP Subscriber, Network Powered ($ Per Line) Table 8. US Cable Telephony Subscriber Households by Cable Operator Table 9. North American Cable Telephony Deployments by Operator Table 10. Worldwide Cable Telephony Subscriber Forecast (Subscribers in Thousands) Table 11. US Cable Telephony Subscriber Forecast (Subscribers in Thousands) Table 12. Worldwide VoIP Cable Telephony Subscribers (Subscribers in Thousands) Table 13. US VoIP Cable Telephony Subscribers (Subscribers in Thousands) Table 14. Worldwide Cable-Based Voice-over-Broadband User Forecast (Users in Thousands) Table 15. Worldwide Cable Telephony Installed Lines (Lines in Thousands)

4 Table 16. Cable Telephony Penetration of Worldwide Cable TV Households (Subscribers in Millions) Table 17. Worldwide Cable Telephony Service Revenues (US$ in Millions) Table 18. US Cable Telephony Revenue Forecast (US$ in Millions) List of Figures Figure 1. The Circuit-Switched Network Figure 2. The Switched-IP Network Figure 3. The VoIP-Enabled Network Figure 4. Key Components of the PacketCable Network Figure 5. Worldwide Cable Telephony Forecast (Subscribers in Thousands) Figure 6. Worldwide Cable Telephony Service Revenues (US$ in Millions) Ordering: Order Online - Order by Fax - using the form below Order by Post - print the order form below and send to Research and Markets, Guinness Centre, Taylors Lane, Dublin 8, Ireland.

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