Product Type: Market Research Report
Published by: Ovum Plc
Published: June 2009
Product Code: R464-1370Description With the liberalisation of the fixed-line market in 2006, the second licence was awarded to Neotel (a subsidiary of India-based Tata Communications), which ended the incumbent Telkom South Africa's decade-long monopoly.
Table of Contents - Overview
- Fixed market overview
- Internet market
- VoIP
- Multi-play: dual, triple and quad players
- Mobile market overview
- National regulatory authority
- Role of the country’s competition authority
- Key legislation and regulation
- Current status of market analysis
- Wireless licensing
- 3G licences
- WiMAX licences
- MVNOs
- Retail regulation
- The retail market
- Number portability
- Quality of service
- Wholesale fixed regulation
- Narrowband voice interconnection
- Services subject to regulation
- Cost model for RIO
- Narrowband flat-rate interconnection
- Flat-rate Internet access call origination
- Wholesale access
- Wholesale broadband access
- Local loop unbundling
- Wholesale line rental
- Transition to all-IP networks
- Wholesale broadband services
- Interconnection at international cable landing points
- Leasing of dark fibre
- Wholesale mobile regulation
- Services subject to regulation
- National roaming
- Mobile termination charges
- Mobile number portability
- Competition cases
- Competition cases
- Universal service
- Universal service obligation
- List of Tables
- Table 1: South Africa: mobile market information (4Q08)
- Table 2: Fixed sector: services subject to regulation
- Table 3: Mobile sector: services subject to regulation in South Africa
- List of Figures
- Figure 1: Telkom South Africa's fixed-line subscribers
- Figure 2: Mobile subscribers in South Africa
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