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- Universal broadband would mean unlocking a forty billion euro opportunity for European businesses
- Broadband now installed in more than seven hundred million homes worldwide
- Superfast altnets developing a long-term outlook
- Five million customers waiting for something to buy
- Free wifi and more, coming to a town centre near you
- BT and BDUK push bandwidth deeper into the UK
- Britain a leader in superfast broadband coverage
- Point Topic CEO to Chair at Fixed Access Networks Summit
- 2013
- European broadband growth – steady spread of Next Generation supply
- 2 million fewer households with broadband at the end of 2016
- Superfast take-up accelerates as consumers pay for more bandwidth
- Rightmove lists broadband speeds at all its homes
- WiFi to step into the breach?
- Point Topic to chair a session at NextGen 2013
- Copper-based broadband looks big in Europe’s future
- Planning the future of broadband
- The timing is right for satellite broadband in the UK and Europe
- Superfast takes over in the UK as broadband subscribers grow.
- The decline in copper broadband subscriber numbers accelerates in 2013
- Significant effort is still needed to meet Europe’s superfast broadband challenge
- Superfast broadband for Europe should cost less
- The DSL king is dead long live the VDSL king
- Bandwidth for video – how much is enough?
- Fiber to the where? Hybrid broadband networks set to dominate
- High speed mobile broadband in Europe – What will be the tale of 2012?
- Is the UK a failure or a leader in superfast broadband?
- BDUK will bring superfast to 1.8 million homes by 2015
- 2012
- Superfast take-up – Point Topic’s broadband maps highlight the ‘digital divide’
- Point Topic at the 2012 Broadband World Forum
- Austria is a European leader in VDSL broadband
- Belgium is a leader in superfast broadband coverage
- Bulgaria is a leader in superfast broadband coverage
- Cyprus is well placed to achieve superfast broadband target
- Superfast broadband is a big opportunity for the Czech Republic
- Denmark leads in bringing new broadband technologies to market
- Estonia a leader in mobile and superfast broadband
- Finland leads in achieving complete broadband coverage
- France leads Europe in fibre broadband
- Germany leads Europe in superfast broadband
- Superfast broadband is an investment opportunity for Greece
- Hungary can boost superfast broadband coverage at low cost
- Iceland faces a major challenge with rural broadband
- Ireland faces a major challenge with superfast rural broadband
- Superfast broadband is an investment opportunity for Italy
- Latvia has the highest FTTP broadband coverage in Europe
- Lithuania leads in fibre broadband
- Luxembourg is a leader in superfast broadband
- Malta is a leader in superfast broadband coverage
- The Netherlands has the best broadband coverage in Europe
- Norway overcomes geography to provide good broadband coverage
- Broadband is a big investment opportunity for Poland
- Portugal is a leader in superfast broadband coverage
- Romania’s unique broadband market delivers maximum choice
- Slovakia is a leader in fibre broadband for the cities
- Slovenia achieves good superfast broadband coverage at low cost
- Spain is a leader in superfast broadband coverage
- Sweden falls behind in superfast broadband
- United Kingdom holds a strong position in superfast broadband
- Europe half-way to “Digital Heaven”
- Point Topic at NextGen12 – video interview
- Global Broadband Statistics – Q2 2012
- Point Topic says IPTV metrics need to be standardised
- Westminster e-Forum UK Targets
- Broadband Targets Need More Focus on the User Experience, says Point Topic
- Superfast UK Clears Two Million Subscriber Hurdle
- Point Topic at CommunicAsia 2012 – video interview
- Consumer Value Added Services Revenues to Triple to $420 Billion in 2020, Predicts Point Topic CEO
- Broadband passes 600 million subscriber milestone
- IPTV – Subscribers Up in a Competitive Market
- Who has weathered the broadband crunch?
- Superfast Altnets Begin to Find Their Niche
- Point Topic at the FTTH Council Europe 2012 – video interview
- First Ever Local Broadband Coverage Mapping Survey for EU Digital Agenda Launched Today
- 2011
- Demand for speed helps UK broadband grow and quashes talk of a double-dip recession
- Value-added services generating $60 billion at the end of 2010
- Point Topic at NextGen 11 – video interview
- Second wave of altnets enter UK superfast broadband race
- Superfast broadband for 60% of UK customers by 2016
- Five million more households with broadband with a 1% price cut
- Mapping is vital to future broadband investment
- Top analytical firms join forces to deliver ultimate wireline broadband insights
- Point Topic at the 2011 Broadband World Forum – video interview
- IPTV will reach 60 million subscriptions in the EU by 2020
- Affordability is the next challenge for broadband, says Point Topic
- Growth and Challenges ahead for VoIP Market – video interview
- CommunicAsia 2011 – video interview
- Global fixed line VoIP market set to generate $40 billion a year by 2015
- Global bandwidth costs continue to fall in 2011
- UK superfast broadband roll-out faces setbacks
- Britain’s superfast broadband lines set to pass 250,000 this month
- Global IPTV subscriptions reach record growth in 2010
- Year-end 2010 Broadband and IPTV Report Highlights
- Consumers now pay 50% less for bandwidth than in 2008
- 2010
- 2011 to be an exciting year for superfast broadband in the UK
- Point Topic at NextGen 10 – video interview
- Hong Kong best for consumer broadband and Singapore moves into the top 10
- Point Topic on the world’s cheapest broadband – video interview
- Bad news for rural Britain as digital divide deepens
- Point Topic at the 2010 Broadband World Forum – video interview
- Point Topic at Film Day 2010 – video interview
- More than one in five consumer broadband lines now come with VOIP
Press and Events
More than one in five consumer broadband lines now come with VOIP
October 19, 2010 | Oliver Johnson
Point Topic – global VoIP subscriber numbers and penetration – Q2 2010
Voice over IP is becoming increasingly important to service providers and achieving significant penetration of the consumer market according to the latest figures from leading industry analysts Point Topic.
… READ MORE“Over 22% of consumer broadband lines worldwide now come with a voice over IP service. Passing 100 million subscriptions by the end of 2009 VOIP has continued to grow adding another 12 million subscribers in the first half of