Reasons for video cord cutting may be different for older people than for younger “cord-nevers” who have never subscribed to a pay TV offering.
The demand for gigabit hinges largely on price, considering that slower lower-cost offerings are good enough for many people.
When OTT video adoption reaches an inflection point, only companies already in the market will have a chance at success.
As the connected car trend heats up, connected car revenue models are beginning to emerge. AT&T sees a big future in this emerging application….
Raising the CAF speed target from 4 Mbps downstream to 10 Mbps or more could change market dynamics, creating winners and losers in a competitive marketplace
When comparing mobile vs. wired broadband speeds, wired has always been ahead. But that’s set to change as wireless companies deploy mobile speeds up to 150 Mbps
Cable operator revenues are shifting from video to broadband as the number of broadband subscribers exceeds the number of video subscribers for the first time.
The U.S. mobile may be more stable than it appeared a month ago. Will wireless M&A fix that — or make it worse?
Currently the VoLTE business case rests on indirect benefits like more loyal customers. But as voice over LTE becomes more ubiquitous, revenue opportunities may arise,
The AT&T revenue mix would change dramatically with the completion of the company’s planned purchase of DirecTV, with voice representing only . . .
Regardless of mobile telecom M&A, the market in the mid-term may have four to five key players. Offering bundled wireless/ landline services will be critical
Telecom strategy by major carriers could change dramatically — for good or bad — as a result of modern computing initiatives such as cloud computing and network function virtualization.
Research into cable vs telecom operating costs challenges the conventional wisdom that says cable’s costs are lower.
If an ISP’s highest-margin product is projected to have demand growth of an order of magnitude growth, or more, while other products with lower profit…
With gigabit networks proliferating, Internet service providers should look at what it would take for them to also offer ultra-high-speed broadband. The results of that exploration could be . . .
By April 9, 2013, we should know whether Austin, Texas will become the second U.S. city to get Google Fiber. And observers still will ask whether Google…
U.K. consumers would ditch video (49 percent) or mobile (30 percent) before their fixed network broadband connection
Would mandatory rules on sale of “unlocked” phones enhance consumer welfare and competition in the U.S. mobile communications business? Some argue that…
For which applications can a Wi-Fi network be a viable substitute for a mobile network? The answer depends on
In the mobile service provider business, one of the classic signs of potential customer churn is a pattern of diminishing use. What does that mean for landline broadband as customers shift some activities to mobile devices?
Nielsen’s exploration of new definition of “TV household” reminds us how much the business is changing. When traditional and basic metrics lose their power to describe financial performance or end user behavior, it’s clear that
Is Apple working on a lower-cost iPhone? Yes, some say. No, others say. The answer is simple if we consider the prices Apple can charge in developing markets.