2007 Eastern European Telecoms Markets and Statistics

• Infrastructure Issues
• Regulatory issues and government policies re infrastructure
• Datacomms Infrastructure, Leased Lines, ISDN
• Public and Value Added Data Services
• Leased Lines, ISDN, Frame Relay, ATM, DWDM, NGN
• Infrastructure developments
• Brief overviews on all of the major telecommunications carriers and service providers in the region
• Researcher:- Paul Kwon
• Current publication date: January 2008 (4th Edition)

1. Overview of Eastern Europe’s Telecoms Markets and Statistics

1.1 Key developments in the Eastern European telecom market

1.2 Telecom market overview

1.3 Regulatory environment

1.3.1 Overview

1.3.2 The New Regulatory Framework (NRF)

1.3.3 EU i2010 strategy

1.4 Infrastructure

1.4.1 Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP)

1.5 Major telecom players in Europe

2. Albania

2.1 Overview of Albania’s telecom market

2.2 Regulatory environment

2.2.1 Background

2.2.2 Regulatory authority

2.2.3 Telecom sector liberalisation in Albania

2.3 Fixed network operators in Albania

2.3.1 Overview of operators

2.3.2 Albtelecom

2.3.3 Albanian Fibre Backbone (AFB)

2.4 Telecommunications infrastructure

2.4.1 National telecom network

2.4.2 International infrastructure

3. Belarus

3.1 Overview of Belarus’ telecom market

3.2 Regulatory environment

3.2.1 History

3.2.2 Regulatory authority

3.2.3 Telecom sector liberalisation in Belarus

3.3 Fixed network operator in Belarus

3.3.1 Beltelecom

3.4 Telecommunications infrastructure

3.4.1 National telecom network

3.4.2 International infrastructure

3.4.3 Infrastructure developments

3.4.4 Telecoms & IT

4. Bosnia-Herzegovina

4.1 Overview of Bosnia-Herzegovina’s telecom market

4.2 Regulatory environment

4.2.1 Background

4.2.2 Regulatory authority

4.2.3 Telecom sector liberalisation in Bosnia-Herzegovina

4.2.4 Privatisation

4.3 Fixed network operators in Bosnia

4.3.1 Overview of operators

4.3.2 BH Telecom

4.3.3 HT Mostar

4.3.4 Telekom Srpske

4.4 Telecommunications infrastructure

4.4.1 National telecom network

4.4.2 International infrastructure

5. Bulgaria

5.1 Overview of Bulgaria’s telecom market

5.2 Regulatory environment

5.2.1 History

5.2.2 Regulatory authority

5.2.3 Telecom sector liberalisation in Bulgaria

5.3 Fixed network operator in Bulgaria

5.3.1 Overview of operators

5.4 Telecommunications infrastructure

5.4.1 National telecom network

5.4.2 International infrastructure

5.4.3 Infrastructure developments

5.4.4 Telecoms & IT

6. Croatia

6.1 Overview of Croatia’s telecom market

6.2 Regulatory environment

6.2.1 Background

6.2.2 Regulatory authority

6.2.3 Telecom sector liberalisation in Croatia

6.3 Fixed network operators in Croatia

6.3.1 Overview of operators

6.3.2 T-Hrvatski Telekom (T-HT)

6.3.3 Optima Telekom

6.3.4 Primatel

6.4 Telecommunications infrastructure

6.4.1 National telecom network

6.4.2 International infrastructure

6.5 Wholesaling

7. Cyprus

7.1 Overview of the Cypriot telecom market

7.2 Regulatory environment

7.2.1 History

7.2.2 Regulatory authority

7.2.3 Telecom sector liberalisation in Cyprus

7.3 Fixed network operator in Cyprus

7.3.1 CyTA

7.3.2 OTEnet

7.3.3 PrimeTel

7.4 Telecommunications infrastructure

7.4.1 National telecom network

7.4.2 International infrastructure

7.4.3 Telecoms & IT

7.5 Wholesaling

8. Czech Republic

8.1 Overview of the Czech Republic telecom market

8.2 Regulatory environment

8.2.1 Background

8.2.2 Regulatory authority

8.2.3 Telecom sector liberalisation in the Czech Republic

8.3 Fixed network operators in the Czech Republic

8.3.1 Overview of operators

8.3.2 Telefónica O2 Czech Republic

8.3.3 Ceske Radiokomunikace (CRa)

8.3.4 Broadnet

8.3.5 Star 21

8.3.6 GTS Novera

8.3.7 CD-Telematika (CD-T)

8.3.8 VOLNÝ

8.4 Telecommunications infrastructure

8.4.1 National telecom network

8.4.2 Telecoms & IT

9. Estonia

9.1 Overview of Estonia’s telecom market

9.2 Regulatory environment

9.2.1 Background

9.2.2 Regulatory authority

9.2.3 Telecoms sector liberalisation in Estonia

9.3 Fixed network operators in Estonia

9.3.1 Overview of operators

9.3.2 Eesti Telekom (Elion)

9.3.3 Uninet/Elisa

9.4 Telecommunications infrastructure

9.4.1 National telecom network

9.4.2 International infrastructure

9.4.3 Telecoms & IT

10. Greece

10.1 Overview of Greece’s telecom market

10.2 Regulatory environment

10.2.1 History

10.2.2 Regulatory authority

10.2.3 Telecom sector liberalisation in Greece

10.3 Fixed network operators in Greece

10.3.1 Overview of operators

10.3.2 Hellenic Telecommunications Organization (OTE)

10.3.3 Tellas

10.3.4 FORTHnet

10.3.5 Teledome

10.3.6 Vivodi Telecom

10.4 Telecommunications infrastructure

10.4.1 National telecom network

10.4.2 International

10.4.3 Telecoms & IT

10.5 Wholesaling

10.5.1 Unbundled services - LLU

10.5.2 Bitstream access

11. Hungary

11.1 Overview of Hungary’s telecom market

11.2 Regulatory environment

11.2.1 Background

11.2.2 Regulatory authority

11.2.3 Telecom sector liberalisation in Hungary

11.3 Fixed network operators in Hungary

11.3.1 Market overview

11.3.2 Magyar Telekom

11.3.3 Hungarotel Co (HTCC) / Invitel

11.3.4 Monor

11.3.5 GTS-Datanet

11.3.6 Antenna Hungária

11.4 Telecommunications infrastructure

11.4.1 National telecom network

11.4.2 Wholesaling

11.4.3 International infrastructure

11.4.4 Telecoms & IT

11.5 Wholesaling

11.5.1 Overview

12. Latvia

12.1 Overview of Latvia’s telecom market

12.2 Regulatory environment

12.2.1 Background

12.2.2 Regulatory authority

12.2.3 Telecom sector liberalisation in Latvia

12.3 Fixed network operators in Latvia

12.3.1 Overview of operators

12.3.2 Lattelecom

12.3.3 Telecentrs

12.4 Telecommunications infrastructure

12.4.1 National telecom network

12.4.2 International infrastructure

12.4.3 Telecoms & IT

13. Lithuania

13.1 Overview of Lithuania’s telecom market

13.2 Regulatory environment

13.2.1 Background

13.2.2 Regulatory authority

13.2.3 Telecom sector liberalisation in Lithuania

13.3 Fixed network operators in Lithuania

13.3.1 Market overview

13.3.2 Lietuvos Telekomas (TEO)

13.4 Telecommunications infrastructure

13.4.1 National telecom network

13.4.2 International infrastructure

13.4.3 Telecoms & IT

14. Macedonia (FYROM)

14.1 Overview of Macedonia’s telecom market

14.2 Regulatory environment

14.2.1 History

14.2.2 Regulatory authority

14.2.3 Telecom sector liberalisation in Macedonia

14.3 Fixed network operators in Macedonia

14.3.1 Makedonski Telekomunikacii (MakTel)

14.4 Telecommunications infrastructure

14.4.1 National telecom network

14.4.2 International infrastructure

14.4.3 Telecoms & IT

15. Moldova

15.1 Overview of Moldova’s telecom market

15.1.1 Statistics

15.2 Regulatory environment

15.2.1 Background

15.2.2 Regulatory authority

15.2.3 Telecom sector liberalisation in Moldova

15.3 Fixed network operators in Moldova

15.3.1 Overview of operators

15.3.2 Moldtelecom

15.3.3 InterDnestrCom

15.4 Fixed voice market

15.4.1 VoIP services

15.5 Telecommunications infrastructure

15.5.1 National telecom network

15.5.2 International infrastructure

16. Montenegro

16.1 Overview of Montenegro’s telecom market

16.2 Regulatory environment

16.2.1 Background

16.2.2 Regulatory authority

16.2.3 Telecom sector liberalisation in Montenegro

16.3 Fixed network operators

16.3.1 T-Crnogorski Telekom (Telekom Montenegro)

16.4 Telecommunications infrastructure

16.4.1 National telecom network

16.4.2 International infrastructure

17. Poland

17.1 Overview of Poland’s telecom market

17.2 Regulatory environment

17.2.1 History

17.2.2 Regulatory authority

17.2.3 Telecom sector liberalisation in Poland

17.3 Fixed network operators in Poland

17.3.1 Market overview

17.3.2 Telekomunikacja Polska (TPSA)

17.3.3 Netia

17.3.4 Telefonia Dialog

17.3.5 Telekomunikacja Kolejowa

17.3.6 GTS Energis

17.3.7 Tele2 Polska

17.3.8 Exatel

17.4 Telecommunications infrastructure

17.4.1 National telecom network

17.4.2 International infrastructure

17.4.3 Telecoms & IT

17.5 Wholesaling

18. Romania

18.1 Overview of Romania’s telecom market