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  • The past 12 months have been yet another year of overwhelmingly positive change for global telecoms – 12 months which have seen the enormous amount of activity in the subsea cable industry continue as huge, previously unconnected, parts of the globe have been delivered the means to gain access to the internet, with all the socio-economic good that it will bring.
  • There were 444.33 million broadband subscribers globally by the end of Q2 2009, according to Point Topic.
  • The Philippine telecommunications services market generated $5.6 billion in 2008 and is expected to grow at a CAGR of 4.8% in (5.8% in local currency terms) during the 2008-2013 period, according to Pyramid Research’s Communications Markets in the Philippines report.
  • Atlantic-ACM’s 2008-2013 Sizing and Share for Wireline Voice and Data, The Broadband and Business Boom forecasts continued growth in total data revenue and steep declines in wireline voice.
  • Double-digit revenue growth in the Canadian wireless sector has translated into growth in capex spending for Canadian wireless providers, according to IDC Canada’s Canadian Wireless Forecast and Analysis 2007-2012.
  • Given their rapid growth in the past three years, European VoIP providers have emerged as a powerful force in the European fixed-line market.
  • Japan is at the vanguard of 3G technology development, network build and commercialisation, according to Telegeography.
  • Due to a grim economic outlook and substantial currency fluctuations, the telecoms services market will generate $1.4 trillion in 2009, posting only 1% year-on-year growth compared with the 10% to 11% annual growth rates of previous years, according to Pyramid Research’s Global Telecom Services Revenue Forecast 2008-2013.
  • With the economic collapse and the sudden downturn in IT budgets, Forrester Research says it has seen a large spike in the number of inquiries from clients asking about the best mix of onshore versus offshore staff at their global delivery model suppliers.
  • The signs are evident that the communications industry is hitting middle age, according to Yankee Group.