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2005 Latin American - Convergence, Broadband and Internet Markets
Market Report, May 2005, 330  €


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Executive SummaryInternetMore than half of the region’s Internet users are in Brazil and Mexico, but Uruguay, Puerto Rico and Chile have the highest user penetration.There are considerable differences in the Internet user statistics provided by various sources, and also in the methods used by each country’s regulator to assess Internet usage.
Therefore, an accurate assessment of the region’s Internet market is not easy.
Yet, even though estimates for Latin America may vary, all sources point to one uncontrovertible fact: the continuing and rapid growth in the number of Internet users.BroadbandLatin America is one of the world’s most promising broadband markets, growing at an annual rate of around 87% in 2004.
Large multinational groups are eager to invest in anything to do with Internet and e-commerce in Latin America, and especially in technologies which offer faster and more economical access.
The broadband market does vary considerably from country to country, but as a whole, the region is making giant strides forwards in the adoption of high-speed Internet.The Latin American broadband leaders are Brazil, Chile, Argentina and Mexico, and in early 2005 these four countries accounted for 87% of all broadband subscribers in the region.The options most available in the region are cable modem, ADSL, wireless broadband and satellite broadband.
Of these, ADSL has emerged as the clear leader.ConvergenceIn its broadest sense, convergence in the communications industry means combining various services – voice and data transmission, Internet access, video, cable TV and/or other multimedia broadband applications – into a single package.Latin America has only just recently begun to develop convergence strategies.
Triple Play, which combines fixed line, broadband and pay TV, has made its appearance in Chile, Mexico and Brazil.
Fixed/Mobile Convergence, which combines fixed line, mobile and data communications, can be found in Mexico.
Also, many Latin American countries have begun to combine VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol) with broadband service.

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1. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
1.1 Internet
1.1.1 Internet access locations
1.2 Broadband
1.2.1 Asynchronous Digital Subscriber Line (ADSL)
1.2.2 WiFi and WiMAX
2. OVERVIEW OF CONVERGENCE, BROADBAND AND INTERNET MARKETS
2.1 Internet market
2.1.1 Overview of the Internet in Latin America
2.1.2 Internet access locations
2.1.3 Latin America’s ISP market
2.2 Broadband market
2.2.1 Overview
2.2.2 Cable modems
2.2.3 Asynchronous Digital Subscriber Line (ADSL)
2.2.4 Wireless broadband
2.2.5 WiFi and WiMAX
2.3 Convergence
2.3.1 E-commerce
2.3.2 E-government
3. ARGENTINA
3.1 Internet in Argentina
3.1.1 Market overview
3.1.2 Internet statistics
3.1.3 The CABASE NAP dispute
3.1.4 Argentina’s ISP market
3.2 Broadband in Argentina
3.2.1 Market overview
3.2.2 Cable modems
3.2.3 ADSL
3.2.4 Wireless broadband
3.2.5 Powerline broadband
3.3 Convergence
3.3.1 E-commerce
3.3.2 Online banking
4. BELIZE
4.1 Internet in Belize
4.1.1 Market overview
4.1.2 Internet statistics
4.1.3 ISP market
4.2 Broadband in Belize
4.2.1 DSL
4.2.2 Cable modems
4.2.3 Satellite Internet
4.3 Convergence
4.3.1 E-commerce
5. BOLIVIA
5.1 Internet in Bolivia
5.1.1 Market overview
5.1.2 Bolivia’s ISP market
5.2 Broadband in Bolivia
5.2.1 Market overview
5.2.2 ADSL
5.2.3 Wireless broadband
5.3 Convergence
5.3.1 E-commerce
6. BRAZIL
6.1 Internet in Brazil
6.1.1 Market overview
6.1.2 Internet statistics
6.1.3 Regulatory issues
6.1.4 Internet access locations
6.1.5 Brazil’s ISP market
6.2 Broadband in Brazil
6.2.1 Market overview
6.2.2 Cable modems
6.2.3 ADSL
6.2.4 Powerline broadband
6.2.5 Wireless broadband
6.2.6 Internet TV
6.3 Convergence
6.3.1 E-commerce
6.3.2 E-government
7. CARIBBEAN COUNTRIES
7.1 Internet in the Caribbean countries
7.1.1 Market overview
7.1.2 Internet statistics
8. CHILE
8.1 Internet in Chile
8.1.1 Market overview
8.1.2 Internet statistics
8.1.3 Chile’s ISP market
8.2 Broadband in Chile
8.2.1 Market overview
8.2.2 Broadband operators
8.2.3 Cable modems
8.2.4 ADSL
8.2.5 Wireless broadband
8.2.6 Powerline broadband
8.3 Convergence
8.3.1 E-commerce
8.3.2 E-banking
8.3.3 E-government
9. COLOMBIA
9.1 Internet in Colombia
9.1.1 Market overview
9.1.2 Internet statistics
9.1.3 Compartel
9.1.4 Internet access locations
9.1.5 Colombia’s ISP market
9.2 Broadband in Colombia
9.2.1 Market overview
9.2.2 Cable modems
9.2.3 xDSL
9.2.4 Wireless broadband
10. COSTA RICA
10.1 Internet in Costa Rica
10.1.1 Market overview
10.1.2 Internet statistics
10.1.3 Costa Rica’s ISP market
10.2 Broadband in Costa Rica
10.2.1 Market overview
10.2.2 Wireless broadband
11. CUBA
11.1 Internet in Cuba
11.1.1 Market overview
11.1.2 Internet statistics
11.2 Convergence
11.2.1 E-commerce
12. DOMINICAN REPUBLIC
12.1 Internet in the Dominican Republic
12.1.1 Market overview
12.1.2 Internet statistics
12.1.3 Internet access locations
12.1.4 ISP Market
12.2 Broadband in the Dominican Republic
12.2.1 Market overview
12.2.2 Cable modems
12.2.3 ADSL
12.2.4 Wireless broadband
12.3 Convergence
13. ECUADOR
13.1 Internet in Ecuador
13.1.1 Market overview
13.1.2 Internet statistics
13.1.3 Ecuador’s ISP market
13.2 Broadband in Ecuador
13.2.1 Market overview
13.3 Convergence
13.3.1 E-services
13.3.2 Business-to-business (B2B)
14. EL SALVADOR
14.1 Internet in El Salvador
14.1.1 Market overview
14.1.2 Internet statistics
14.1.3 Internet access locations
14.1.4 El Salvador’s ISP market
14.2 Broadband in El Salvador
14.2.1 Market overview
15. GUATEMALA
15.1 Internet in Guatemala
15.1.1 Market overview
15.1.2 Internet statistics
15.1.3 Guatemala’s ISP market
15.2 Broadband in Guatemala
15.2.1 Market overview
15.3 Convergence
15.3.1 E-commerce
16. GUYANA
16.1 Internet in Guyana
16.1.1 Market overview
16.1.2 Internet statistics
16.1.3 ICT project
16.1.4 ISP market
16.2 Broadband in Guyana
16.2.1 DSL
16.2.2 Wireless broadband
17. HAITI
17.1 Internet in Haiti
17.1.1 Market overview
17.1.2 Internet statistics
17.1.3 Internet initiatives
17.1.4 ISP market
17.2 Convergence
17.2.1 E-commerce
18. HONDURAS
18.1 Internet in Honduras
18.1.1 Market overview
18.1.2 Internet statistics
18.1.3 Internet access locations
18.1.4 Honduran ISP market
18.2 Broadband in Honduras
18.2.1 Market overview
18.2.2 Powerline broadband
18.3 Convergence
18.3.1 E-commerce
19. JAMAICA
19.1 Internet in Jamaica
19.1.1 Market overview
19.1.2 Lowering the cost of Internet access
19.1.3 Internet statistics
19.1.4 Internet access locations
19.1.5 ISP market
19.2 Convervence
19.2.1 E-commerce
19.2.2 E-government
20. MEXICO
20.1 Internet in Mexico
20.1.1 Market overview
20.1.2 Internet statistics
20.1.3 e-Mexico project
20.1.4 ISP market
20.2 Broadband in Mexico
20.2.1 Market overview
20.2.2 ADSL
20.2.3 Cable modems
20.2.4 Internet TV
20.2.5 Triple Play
20.2.6 Wireless broadband
20.3 Convergence
20.3.1 E-commerce
21. NICARAGUA
21.1 Internet in Nicaragua
21.1.1 Market overview
21.1.2 Internet statistics
21.1.3 ISP market
21.2 Broadband in Nicaragua
21.2.1 Market overview
22. PANAMA
22.1 Internet in Panama
22.1.1 Market overview
22.1.2 Internet statistics
22.1.3 Panama’s ISP market
22.2 Broadband in Panama
22.2.1 Market overview
22.2.2 ADSL
22.2.3 Cable modems
22.2.4 Wireless broadband
22.3 Convergence
22.3.1 E-commerce
23. PARAGUAY
23.1 Internet in Paraguay
23.1.1 Market overview
23.1.2 Internet statistics
23.1.3 Paraguay’s ISP market
23.2 Broadband in Paraguay
23.2.1 Market overview
23.2.2 ADSL
23.2.3 Cable modems
23.2.4 Wireless broadband
23.2.5 Internet via satellite
24. PERU
24.1 Internet in Peru
24.1.1 Market overview
24.1.2 Internet statistics
24.1.3 Internet booths
24.1.4 Peru’s ISP market
24.2 Broadband in Peru
24.2.1 Market overview
24.2.2 Cable modems
24.2.3 ADSL
24.2.4 Wireless broadband
24.2.5 Powerline broadband
24.3 Convergence
24.3.1 E-commerce
25. PUERTO RICO
25.1 Internet in Puerto Rico
25.1.1 Market overview
25.1.2 Internet statistics
25.1.3 Profile of Internet users
25.1.4 ISP market
25.2 Broadband in Puerto Rico
25.2.1 Market overview
25.2.2 ADSL
25.2.3 Cable modems
25.2.4 Wireless broadband
25.3 Convergence
25.3.1 E-commerce
26. SURINAME
26.1 Internet in Suriname
26.1.1 Market overview
26.1.2 Internet statistics
26.1.3 Suriname’s ISP market
27. URUGUAY
27.1 Internet in Uruguay
27.1.1 Market overview
27.1.2 Internet statistics
27.1.3 Uruguay’s ISP market
27.2 Broadband in Uruguay
27.2.1 Market overview
27.2.2 ADSL
27.2.3 Wireless broadband
27.3 Convergence
27.3.1 E-commerce
28. VENEZUELA
28.1 Internet in Venezuela
28.1.1 Market overview
28.1.2 Internet statistics
28.1.3 Venezuela’s ISP market
28.2 Broadband in Venezuela
28.2.1 Market overview
28.2.2 Cable modems
28.2.3 ADSL
28.2.4 Wireless broadband
28.3 Convergence
28.3.1 E-commerce
28.3.2 E-cash
29. GLOSSARY OF ABBREVIATIONS


Exhibit 1 – Bolivian ISPs - 2003
Exhibit 2 – ISPs in Chile – June 2004
Exhibit 3 – Major Internet Service Providers
Exhibit 4 – Companies offering Internet services in Cuba – 2003
Exhibit 5 – Major ISPs in Mexico
Exhibit 6 – Major ISPs – 2005




Table 1 – Internet users in Latin America - 2000 - 2004
Table 2 – Internet users and penetration – top 10 countries – 2004
Table 3 – Internet users and penetration worldwide by region – 2000 - 2005
Table 4 – Internet hosts – top 10 countries - 2003
Table 5 – Broadband subscribers in Latin America – 2001 - 2004
Table 6 – Broadband households worldwide by region - 2002 - 2004
Table 7 – DSL versus cable modem worldwide - 2003 - 2004
Table 8 – Broadband lines in Latin America by major country – 2003 - 2004
Table 9 – Top 12 broadband service providers Latin America – 2004
Table 10 – ADSL subscribers in Latin America – 2001 - 2004
Table 11 – DSL users in selected countries – 2003 - 2004
Table 12 – Internet users and penetration in Argentina- 1996 - 2004
Table 13 – Internet host computers - 1993 - 2003
Table 14 – Internet provider statistics – 2003
Table 15 – Broadband statistics in Argentina – 2004
Table 16 – Broadband subscribers - 2001 - 2004
Table 17 – CableVisiσn cable modem subscribers – 2000 - 2004
Table 18 – ADSL subscribers by major companies – 2001 - 2004
Table 19 – Internet users and user penetration in Belize – 1996 - 2002
Table 20 – Internet host computers – 1996 - 2003
Table 21 – Internet provider statistics – 2003
Table 22 – BTL Internet subscribers – 1999 - 2004
Table 23 – Internet users and user penetration in Bolivia - 1997 - 2003
Table 24 – Internet subscribers – 1997 - 2003
Table 25 – Internet host computers - 1996 - 2003
Table 26 – Internet provider statistics – 2003
Table 27 – Dial-up residential Internet users and user penetration in Brazil - 1996 - 2004
Table 28 – Internet host computers - 1994 - 2003
Table 29 – Internet provider statistics – 2003
Table 30 – Broadband statistics in Brazil – 2004
Table 31 – Broadband subscribers – 2000 - 2004
Table 32 – Cable modem subscribers – 2000 - 2004
Table 33 – Virtua active subscribers – 2002 - 2004
Table 34 – ADSL subscribers – 2001 - 2004
Table 35 – ADSL subscribers and market share by operator – 2004
Table 36 – Telesp ADSL lines in service – 2000 - 2004
Table 37 – Brasil Telecom ADSL lines in service – 2001 - 2004
Table 38 – Telemar ADSL lines in service – 2001 - 2004
Table 39 – Internet users in selected Caribbean nations - 2001 - 2003
Table 40 – Internet users in the Caribbean - May 2003
Table 41 – Internet provider statistics in Chile – 2003
Table 42 – Internet user statistics – 2003
Table 43 – Internet users - 1996 - 2003
Table 44 – Dial-up Internet subscribers – 2000 - 2004
Table 45 – Internet host computers - 1994 - 2003
Table 46 – Broadband statistics in Chile – June 2004
Table 47 – Broadband subscribers - 2000 - 2004
Table 48 – Broadband subscribers by technology – 2001 - 2004
Table 49 – Broadband subscribers by selected companies – 2003
Table 50 – Broadband subscribers by major companies – 2001 - 2004
Table 51 – Cable modem subscribers – 2001 - 2004
Table 52 – ADSL subscribers – 2001 - 2004
Table 53 – Entel – WLL subscribers – 2002 - 2004
Table 54 – Internet users and user penetration in Colombia - 1996 - 2004
Table 55 – Dial-up/broadband users and subscribers – 2002 - 2004
Table 56 – Internet user distribution by technology – 2002 - 2004
Table 57 – Internet host computers – 1996 - 2003
Table 58 – Internet provider statistics – 2003
Table 59 – Broadband statistics in Colombia – June 2004
Table 60 – Dedicated subscribers (cable modem, xDSL, other) – 2001 - 2004
Table 61 – Internet users and user penetration in Costa Rica – 1997 - 2003
Table 62 – Internet host computers – 1993 - 2003
Table 63 – Internet provider statistics – 2003
Table 64 – RACSA cable modems – 1999 - 2003
Table 65 – Internet users and user penetration in Cuba – 1996 - 2001
Table 66 – Internet host computers – 1996 - 2003
Table 67 – Internet provider statistics – 2003
Table 68 – Internet users and user penetration in the Dominican Republic - 1998 - 2003
Table 69 – Internet subscribers and subscriber penetration – 1996 - 2004
Table 70 – Internet host computers - 1994 - 2003
Table 71 – Internet provider statistics – 2003
Table 72 – ADSL subscribers - 2004
Table 73 – Internet users and user penetration in Ecuador - 1998 - 2004
Table 74 – Internet subscribers – 1998 - 2004
Table 75 – Internet host computers - 1995- 2003
Table 76 – Internet provider statistics – 2003
Table 77 – Internet subscribers by ISP - 2004
Table 78 – Internet users and user penetration in El Salvador - 1996 - 2003
Table 79 – Internet subscribers and subscriber penetration – 2000 - 2003
Table 80 – Internet host computers - 1995 - 2003
Table 81 – Internet provider statistics – 2003
Table 82 – Internet users and penetration in Guatemala - 1996 - 2002
Table 83 – Internet host computers - 1996 - 2003
Table 84 – Internet provider statistics – 2003
Table 85 – Internet users and user penetration in Guyana - 1996 - 2002
Table 86 – Internet host computers - 1996 - 2003
Table 87 – Internet provider statistics – 2003
Table 88 – Internet users and user penetration in Haiti – 1998 - 2002
Table 89 – Internet host computers - 1996 - 2003
Table 90 – Internet provider statistics – 2003
Table 91 – Internet users and penetration in Honduras – 1996 - 2003
Table 92 – Internet host computers - 1997 - 2003
Table 93 – Internet provider statistics – 2003
Table 94 – Internet users in Jamaica - 1995 - 2003
Table 95 – Internet host computers - 1996 - 2003
Table 96 – Internet provider statistics – 2003
Table 97 – Internet users and penetration in Mexico - 1996 - 2004
Table 98 – Internet host computers - 1996 - 2003
Table 99 – Access technologies - 2002 - 2004
Table 100 – Internet provider statistics – 2003
Table 101 – Prodigy Internet subscribers - 1997 - 2004
Table 102 – Internet users and user penetration in Nicaragua - 1997 - 2003
Table 103 – Internet subscribers - 2002 - 2003
Table 104 – Internet host computers - 1997 - 2003
Table 105 – Internet provider statistics – November 2004
Table 106 – Internet users and user penetration in Panama - 1995 - 2003
Table 107 – Internet subscribers and subscriber penetration - 1998 - 2003
Table 108 – Internet host computers - 1995 - 2003
Table 109 – Internet provider statistics – 2003
Table 110 – Internet users and user penetration in Paraguay - 1998 - 2003
Table 111 – Internet host computers - 1996 - 2003
Table 112 – Internet provider statistics – 2003
Table 113 – Internet users and user penetration in Peru - 1996 - 2004
Table 114 – Internet subscribers by access - 2001 - 2004
Table 115 – Internet subscriber distribution - 2001 - 2003
Table 116 – Internet host computers - 1995 - 2003
Table 117 – Internet provider statistics – September 2004
Table 118 – Dial-up market share by ISP - Sep 2004
Table 119 – Cable modem subscribers by operator – 2001 - 2004
Table 120 – TdP ADSL subscribers – 2001 - 2004
Table 121 – Internet users and user penetration in Puerto Rico - 1996 - 2002
Table 122 – Internet host computers - 1994 - 2002
Table 123 – Internet provider statistics – 2002
Table 124 – Internet users and user penetration in Suriname– 1995 - 2003
Table 125 – Internet host computers – 1999 - 2003
Table 126 – Internet provider statistics – 2003
Table 127 – Internet users and user penetration in Uruguay - 1998 - 2003
Table 128 – Internet host computers - 1994 - 2003
Table 129 – Internet provider statistics – 2003
Table 130 – Internet users and user penetration in Venezuela - 1998 - 2004
Table 131 – Internet subscribers - 1998 - 2003
Table 132 – Internet subscribers by access type – 2000 - 2003
Table 133 – Internet host computers - 1994 - 2003
Table 134 – Internet provider statistics – 2003
Table 135 – Cantv Internet subscribers – 1999 - 2004
Table 136 – Cantv ADSL subscriber – 2000 - 2004
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