This report analyses current trends and market developments in Central and Eastern European fixed telecoms markets, and presents comprehensive forecasts for Bulgaria, the Czech Republic, Estonia, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Romania, Russia, Slovakia, Slovenia and Ukraine. Both the report slide pack and the Excel data annex provide detailed forecasts of subscriber numbers, average spend per site and overall spend for three types of site (residential, small and medium business, and large business) and three basic service categories (narrowband, broadband and business networks), subdivided into appropriate service and technology components. In addition, the forecasts provide line-data forecasts for seven narrowband and broadband access technologies, broken down by business and residential segments, and volume forecasts for PSTN and VoIP-originated traffic. Central and Eastern European fixed telecoms: market sizings and forecasts 2008-14 answers your key questions:

• What are the growth prospects for fixed-line operators in Central and Eastern Europe?
• How will growth differ between countries that have joined the EU and those that have not?
• Will fixed-mobile substitution slow down or accelerate?
• How much will fixed-mobile substitution affect the data/Internet market?
• What level of penetration can be expected for residential and business broadband?
• What is the relationship between GDP and the level of spend in individual markets?