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2 January 2015 1100 hrs 001/2015 As at the end of September, internet, TV and fixed telephone subscription indices registered increases over the corresponding period in 2013. Post and Telecommunications: /2014 Cut-off date: 12 December 2014 Internet, Analogue and Digital TV Subscriptions During the third quarter of 2014, internet broadband subscriptions grew by 6.7 per cent, reaching 151,452. Compiled by: Unit C4: Education and Information Society Statistics Directorate C: Social Statistics Further information on data: Ms Sue Ann SCOTT DRAGO T. +356 2599 7611 E. sueann.scott-drago@gov.mt High speed internet connections exceeding 10Mbps advanced by 19.7 per cent, reaching 140,718. In contrast, internet subscriptions with speed ranging from 2 to 10Mbps decreased by 56.0 per cent (Table 2). The internet subscription index as at the end of Quarter 3 stood at 162.7 per cent, increasing by 6.7 per cent when compared to 2013 levels (Table 1). Television subscriptions totalled 149,394, marginally higher when compared to the previous year s levels. Digital subscriptions continued to dominate the market, while analogue subscriptions dropped by 9.4 per cent when compared to the same quarter in 2013 (Table 3). Telecommunications The number of fi xed telephone subscriptions reached 232,213 by the end of September 2014, increasing by 0.6 per cent over 2013. Total fi xed originating minutes to national networks dropped by 6.1 per cent, while minutes towards international networks decreased by 2.7 per cent (Table 4). Positive s were recorded in local originating mobile traffi c. Increases of 2.1 and 9.6 per cent were recorded towards fi xed and mobile telephone networks respectively (Table 5). Meanwhile the number of SMSs sent while roaming decreased by 6.1 per cent. Post and Courier Services Total postal traffi c during the reference quarter decreased by 0.9 per cent to over 9.1 million items. Items received and dispatched by couriers totalled 174,440, an increase of 10.9 per cent over the previous year (Table 7) Kindly indicate source when quoting from this release. The advance release calendar may be consulted at www.nso.gov.mt 1 Issued by: External Cooperation and Communication Unit, National Statistics Office, Lascaris, Valletta VLT 2000, Malta. T. +356 2599 7219 F. +356 2599 7205 E. nso@gov.mt

Table 1. Information society subscriptions indices (2006=100) Subscriptions Indices 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 Internet subscriptions 118.2 129.3 137.7 146.0 152.6 162.7 6.7 Analogue and digital television subscriptions 126.4 132.2 135.9 135.8 136.0 136.2 0.2 Fixed telephony subscriptions 120.6 120.5 116.2 114.5 112.8 113.5 0.6 Table 2. Internet Internet Subscriptions Internet Subscriptions 148,411 141,987 151,452 9,465 6.7 Broadband Between 144 kbps and less than 2 Mbps Between 2 Mbps and less than 10 Mbps 10 Mbps and greater 17 31 16-15 -48.4 12,326 24,353 10,718-13,635-56.0 136,068 117,603 140,718 23,115 19.7 Table 3. Analogue and digital TV subscriptions Pay TV Broadcasting Analogue and Digital subscriptions Analogue subscriptions Digital subscriptions (including IPTV) 149,158 149,166 149,394 228 0.2 7,208 7,796 7,062-734 -9.4 141,950 141,370 142,332 962 0.7 Table 4. Fixed telephony Fixed Telephony Subscriptions Number of subscriptions 232,469 230,760 232,213 1,453 0.6 Fixed Telephony Total fixed originating minutes to national networks Fixed to fixed Fixed to mobile 137,603,295 136,928,444 128,606,171-8,322,273-6.1 121,557,816 120,045,471 112,781,361-7,264,110-6.1 14,094,019 15,084,918 14,100,696-984,222-6.5 Other* 1,951,460 1,798,056 1,724,114-73,942-4.1 Total fixed originating minutes to international networks** 8,456,523 8,710,150 8,473,385-236,765-2.7 *Includes originating minutes through Internet, Freephone, Premium, Payphone calls and Paging Networks ** Includes Traditional fixed minutes and Calling Cards 2

Table 5. Mobile telephony Local Originating Mobile Traffic* Local outgoing minutes to fixed traffic 19,010,986 19,012,433 19,410,637 398,204 2.1 Local outgoing minutes to mobile traffic 157,029,661 143,888,593 157,699,146 13,810,553 9.6 Mobile originating minutes to international networks 5,316,272 5,307,604 5,683,009 375,405 7.1 Outgoing SMS traffic 128,872,744 145,127,456 125,992,603-19,134,853-13.2 Outgoing MMS traffic 37,414 61,323 29,046-32,277-52.6 Roaming Outbound roaming (Maltese subscriptions abroad) Total minutes originated while roaming 1,911,542 2,148,211 2,676,493 528,282 24.6 Total minutes received while roaming 1,325,623 1,910,864 2,083,943 173,079 9.1 SMS sent while roaming 2,146,388 3,213,597 3,018,630-194,967-6.1 Inbound roaming (visitors in Malta) Total outgoing visitors minutes 7,639,561 8,839,951 10,689,340 1,849,389 20.9 Total incoming visitors minutes 6,315,595 8,324,233 9,008,419 684,186 8.2 * Excluding roaming 3

Table 6. National post: items received and dispatched National Post Total Traffic 11,858,918 9,214,910 9,129,493-85,417-0.9 Domestic service* 10,121,185 7,401,844 7,427,539 25,695 0.3 Outbound service 601,975 706,976 628,129-78,847-11.2 Inbound service 1,135,758 1,106,090 1,073,825-32,265-2.9 Parcels and other Items 29,808 25,741 28,535 2,794 10.9 Domestic service 46 1,324 50-1,274-96.2 Outbound service 5,594 5,241 5,493 252 4.8 Inbound service 24,168 19,176 22,992 3,816 19.9 *This includes operators other than the designated Universal service provider. Table 7. Courier service: items received and dispatched Courier Service Total Traffic 179,453 157,328 174,440 17,112 10.9 Letters/documents 114,057 99,069 107,616 8,547 8.6 Parcels 65,396 58,259 66,824 8,565 14.7 4

Methodological Notes 1. 2. 3. The data published in this release are based on a quarterly census among providers of fixed and mobile telephony, television, internet, postal and courier services. The data are collected by the Malta Communications Authority (MCA). The statistics in this release should be considered as provisional and are therefore subject to revision. Each release may include revisions of past quarterly data. Revisions may be carried out in respect of a rolling two-year period. The mode of data collection related to couriers was d in January 2009. As a result information for previous years may not be strictly comparable. Definitions: 4. Active mobile subscribers are those who made at least one call, SMS, MMS or data activity both 2G and 3G during the period under review. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. Active internet subscribers are defined as those connections having recorded a transaction within 90 days of the period stipulated. Past data has been revised. Broadband is defined as a connection to the internet which is 'always on' and has a speed of more than 128 kbps. Active fixed telephony subscribers are those who made and received any calls within 90 days of the period stipulated. Fixed line telephony comprises calls originating from publicly available telephone services provided at a fixed location. Internet Protocol television (IPTV) is a system through which television services are delivered using the Internet protocol suite over a packet-switched network such as the Internet, instead of being delivered through traditional terrestrial, satellite signal, and cable television formats. International minutes consumed from a fixed line are inclusive of services provided by both Internet Service Providers (ISP) and by fixed telephony providers from Quarter 3 2005 onwards. 11. National Post and Courier Service Domestic Area: Volume of domestically destinated postal items falling within the reserved area. Outbound: Volume of domestically originating letters in the reserved area forwarded to foreign destinations. Inbound: Volume of foreign originating letters in the reserved area forwarded to Malta. 5