2007 Australia - Internet, Broadband and Convergence Statistics (tables only)

Published by: Paul Budde Communication Pty Ltd

Published: Apr. 23, 2008 - 60 Pages

Table of Contents

1. ISP and Internet statistics

1.1 ISP statistics

1.2 Internet revenues

1.2.1 Internet revenue forecasts

1.3 Internet subscribers

1.3.1 Internet subscribers and ISPs by access technology

1.3.2 Internet subscribers by state

1.3.3 Internet subscribers and ISPs by subscriber type and download speed

1.4 Data transfer

1.5 Internet economy forecasts

2. Australian Broadband Statistics

2.1.1 ADSL

2.1.2 Cable modem

2.1.3 Internet usage by children

2.2 Market forecasts - 2005 - 2015

3. Convergence

3.1.1 Triple play

3.1.2 Content

3.1.3 Infrastructure

3.1.4 e-commerce

3.1.5 BuddeComm forecasts

3.2 Broadcasting

3.2.1 Free-to-Air TV

3.2.2 Digital TV

3.2.3 Set-top boxes

3.2.4 Pay TV

3.2.5 Radio

List of Tables

Table 1 - Number of ISPs in Australia - 1995 - 2007

Table 2 - Total number of ISPs in Australia by size - 2000 - 2006

Table 3 - ISPs providing VoIP as part of bundled service offers by size of ISP - Sept 2006

Table 4 - Number of ISPs offering spam filtering products - September 2006

Table 5 - Internet access revenues (dial-up and broadband) by major provider - 2003 - 2008

Table 6 -Internet access revenue growth (dial-up and broadband) by major provider - 2004 - 2008

Table 7 - Market share of Internet access revenues (dial-up and broadband) by major provider- 2004 - 2008

Table 8 - Internet access revenues (dial-up and broadband) by major provider - annual change - 2003 - 2008

Table 9 - Internet access revenues (dial-up and broadband) by major provider- market share - 2003 - 2008

Table 10 - Residential spend per household per annum - 2003; 2010; 2015

Table 11 - Residential dial-up Internet ARPU - 2004 - 2007

Table 12 - Internet dial-up and broadband wholesale revenues - 2006 - 2008

Table 13 - Wholesale margins by ISP categories

Table 14 - Costs of telco service required by ISPs - 2007

Table 15 - Revenue make-up scenario forecasting - 2010

Table 16 - Overview total telecoms/Internet market - 2015

Table 17 - Internet households & business subscribers - 1985; 1990; 1995 - 2006

Table 18 - Internet subscribers - business, government and households - 2004 - 2007

Table 19 - Internet subscribers by type by ISP size - 2005 - 2006

Table 20 - Proportion of Internet subscribers by type by ISP size - 2005 - 2006

Table 21 - Internet subscribers by access technology - September 2006 - Mar 2007

Table 22 - Dial-up and non-dial-up Internet subscribers - 2003 - 2006

Table 23 - Internet subscribers by access technology - September 2006

Table 24 - Dial-up, ADSL and cable subscribers - top ten market share - 2001 - 2006

Table 25 - Internet subscribers per state - 2002 - 2006

Table 26 - Portion of Internet subscribers per state - 2002 - 2006

Table 27 - Internet subscribers - dial-up vs non-dial-up - 2004 - 2007

Table 28 - Dial-up and broadband subscriber overview - mid-2006

Table 29 - ISPs & Internet subscribers by download speed - June 2006

Table 30 - Internet subscribers by download speed - Sept 2006 - Mar 2007

Table 31 - Ten most visited Australian search engines - week ending 14 October 2006

Table 32 - Data downloaded by dial-up and non-dial up users - 2003 - 2006

Table 33 - Data downloaded by households, business and government - 2000 - 2006

Table 34 - Data downloaded by households, business & government - 2004 - 2007

Table 35 - Volume of data downloaded by subscriber type by speed - 2005 - 2006

Table 36 - Data market (including broadband) revenue by provider - 1999 - 2009

Table 37 - Data market (including broadband) annual growth by provider - 2000 - 2009

Table 38 - Data market (including broadband) - market share by provider - 2000 - 2009

Table 39 - ‘Internet economy’ telco revenue - 2000; 2005; 2007; 2010; 2015

Table 40 - ‘Internet economy’ telco - percentage of revenue - 2000; 2005; 2007; 2010; 2015

Table 41 - ‘Internet economy’ telco revenue - 2005; 2007; 2010; 2015

Table 42 - Broadband access among Internet households - selected countries -2001 - 2007

Table 43 - Average broadband speeds selected countries - 2007

Table 44 - Average maximum broadband speeds - international benchmark

Table 45 - Number of countries with broadband speeds of more than 256Kb/s - 2002 - 2006

Table 46 - Total Australian broadband subscribers - 1996 - 2009

Table 47 - Number of Australian broadband households and technology penetration - 2007

Table 48 - Broadband market - retail values and growth - 2002 - 2008

Table 49 - Broadband market share by provider - overall - 2003 - 2008

Table 50 - Broadband market share by provider - retail values - 2003 - 2008

Table 51 - Broadband market share by provider - wholesale values - 2003 - 2008

Table 52 - Broadband revenues by major provider - 2000 - 2007

Table 53 - Broadband revenues by major provider - annual growth - 2003 - 2007

Table 54 - Broadband revenue market share by major provider - 2003 - 2007

Table 55 - Residential broadband ARPU - 2004 - 2007

Table 56 - Broadband subscribers by technology - 2001 - 2006

Table 57 - Why the average home will soon require 50Mb/s to the home

Table 58 - Percentage of broadband users at speeds 1.5Mb/s+ - 2005 - 2008

Table 59 - Broadband DSL retail subscribers - 2002 - 2006

Table 60 - Current and planned competitive DSLAM roll outs1

Table 61 - Internet service providers with DSLAM infrastructure - 2006 - 2007

Table 62 - Number of ADSL and ADSL2+ enabled exchanges - June 2006

Table 63 - Number of infrastructure providers by ADSL-enabled exchanges - June 2006

Table 64 - ADSL2+ subscribers by provider - 2006 - 2007

Table 65 - Cable broadband subscribers per operator - 2001 - 2007

Table 66 - Business broadband subscribers - 2002 - 2008; 2010

Table 67 - Business broadband ARPU & annual change - 2004 - 2006

Table 68 - Business market Internet revenue - 1997 - 2007

Table 69 - Household Internet connection by type of access - 2005 - 2006

Table 70 - Personal use of the Internet by type of access - 2005 - 2006

Table 71 - Household Internet access by type of broadband access - 2005 - 2006

Table 72 - Number of Australian households and technology penetration - 2007

Table 73 - Households with access to a home computer by region - 1998 - 2006

Table 74 - Percentage use of the Internet according to location - 2005 - 2006

Table 75 - Percentage use of the Internet at home by purpose - 2005 - 2006

Table 76 - Percentage use of the Internet at home by main purpose - 2005 - 2006

Table 77 - Main reasons for not having access to the Internet at home - 2005 - 2006

Table 78 - Frequency of use of the Internet at home by gender and region - 2005 - 2006

Table 79 - Computerisation in the home - May 2006

Table 80 - Internet usage in the last 12 months - May 2006

Table 81 - Internet applications used in the past 12 months - May 2006

Table 82 - Banking channel preferred by CBA survey respondents - 2006

Table 83 - Children’s use of computers by site - 2005 - 2006

Table 84 - Children’s use of a computer at home by activities - 2005 - 2006

Table 85 - Children’s use of a computer at home by frequency - 2005 - 2006

Table 86 - Children’s use of the Internet by site - 2005 - 2006

Table 87 - Children’s use of the Internet at home by activities - 2005 - 2006

Table 88 - Children’s use of the Internet at home by type of Internet sites accessed - 2005 - 2006

Table 89 - Children’s use of the Internet at home by frequency - 2005 - 2006

Table 90 - Children’s use of the Internet by type of Internet access - 2005 - 2006

Table 91 - Table 92 - Broadband component of Internet households - 2005 - 2010; 2015

Table 93 - Revenue make-up scenario forecasting - 2010

Table 94 - Residential spend per household per annum - 2003; 2010; 2015

Table 95 - Overview total Telecoms/Internet market - 2015

Table 96 - Residential Broadband growth predictions - next ten years

Table 97 - Broadband revenues - 2005; 2010; 2015

Table 98 - Broadband market share by technology - 2005; 2010; 2015

Table 99 - Australia - triple play pricing - 2005

Table 100 - Online users and other media usage

Table 101 - Summary of current and expected uses of the Internet by SMEs - May 2006

Table 102 - Australian content market revenue - 2005 - 2007

Table 103 - Mobile content ARPU per customer - 2006

Table 104 - Revenue forecasts - Australian home automation market - 2003 - 2008

Table 105 - EPG forecasts Australia - 2005; 2007; 2010; 2015

Table 106 - Gambling as a portion of hotels/licensed clubs & total retail (seasonally adjusted) - 2004 - 2006

Table 107 - Gambling in retail trade (seasonally adjusted) - 2004 - 2006

Table 108 - Contribution of gambling to total turnover, by state (seasonally adjusted) - 2004 - 2006

Table 109 - Listening to music - 2006

Table 110 - Net wholesale sales of sound recordings & music videos - % change since 2004

Table 111 - Australian multi dwelling units (100+) - 2003 - 2008

Table 112 - Computer ownership by industry sector - May 2006

Table 113 - Computer ownership by business size and location - May 2006

Table 114 - Telecommunication equipment ownership - May 2006

Table 115 - SME computer equipment ownership trends - 1999 - 2006

Table 116 - SME expected computer hardware & software expenditure - 2006 calendar year

Table 117 - How SMEs access the Internet - May 2006

Table 118 - Proportion of businesses using the Internet - 1995 - 2006

Table 119 - SME broadband access questionnaire - May 2006

Table 120 - New software applications purchased/planned by SMEs - 2005/06

Table 121 - Buying over the Internet by business size - 2006

Table 122 - Buying over the Internet by industry sector - 2006

Table 123 - What businesses buy over the Internet - 2006

Table 124 - Main business distribution Australian VoIP market - July 2006

Table 125 - Media centre penetration forecasts Australia - 2005; 2007; 2010; 2015

Table 126 - Home network penetration of households - 2005; 2007; 2010; 2015

Table 127 - Forecast telecommunications services revenue by product - 2005; 2010; 2015

Table 128 - Percentage of household use by application or platform - 2006

Table 129 - Television set penetration by number of sets - 2006

Table 130 - Frequency of device used for downloaded content - 2006

Table 131 - Major broadcaster’s primetime audience share - 2006

Table 132 - Commercial TV networks’ audience share of revenue - 2005 - 2006*

Table 133 - ABC operating revenue and cost of services - 2005 - 2006

Table 134 - Seven Network revenue - 1999 - 2006

Table 135 - Nine Network revenue - 2003 - 2006

Table 136 - Network TEN revenue - 1995 - 2006

Table 137 - Commercial TV networks share of advertising revenue - 2001 - 2006

Table 138 - Advertising revenue for commercial television networks - July to December 2006

Table 139 - Ad revenue forecasts by media sector - 2006

Table 140 - Number of digital TV* households - 2001 - 2007

Table 141 - Household penetration of digital TVs* - 2005 - 2006

Table 142 - Digital TV statistics - household penetration - August 2006

Table 143 - Percentage of digital pay TV subscribers - 2004 - 2006

Table 144 - Subscriber churn rate by customer category - 2006

Table 145 - Digital TV adoption by number of devices - 2005 - 2006

Table 146 - Digital TVs and integrated digital TV sets sold - 2003 - 2006*

Table 147 - Average monthly sales volume of digital TV receivers - 2005 - 2006*

Table 148 - Average monthly sales volume of integrated digital TVs - 2006*

Table 149 - Widescreen TV sales - 2004 - 2006

Table 150 - Number of CRT TVs sold - first and third quarter 2006

Table 151 - FTA set-top box users - 2001 - 2010

Table 152 - Foxtel iQ DVR subscribers - 2006 - 2007

Table 153 - Pay TV roll-out statistics (homes passed) - 1996 - 2006

Table 154 - Pay TV viewing versus FtA channel viewing - six months to June 2006

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