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Telecom Pricing Analysis - 12 month subscription
Tariff Consultancy, May 2013
A subscription to the Pricing Analysis Service will provide 12 months of access to latest pricing trends of fixed and mobile services. Every day you receive the stories by email or you can access them via our portal. The service also allows to conduct searches and gives you access to the archive too.
Additionally, a subscription also offers you a monthly summary including an index.
Your subscription will provide 12 months access to our Pricing Analysis service which includes news stories and story archive.
- Daily stories emailed to you (you will receive the first one tomorrow morning)
- Monthly summary holding all the stories published during the month as well as an index.
- Access to the archive via our portal which holds all stories published since the launch of the product in February 2012.
* Subscription includes a story a day, plus all the back issues. *
Examples Below:
Calling from mobiles under 10 cent a minute
Published: Fri 6 November 2009
A look at the German low frills market. Following the move by Ring.de, the German MVNO focussing on the low cost end of the market to offer free SIM cards to customers, tariff...
SMS comparison of 10 EU markets [Subscription required]
Published: Thu 5 November 2009
The following is intended to give a snapshot of the SMS pricing in 10 key EU markets. This looks at standard SMS, which will exclude any SMS bundles or special offers....
Unlimited Internet and SMS for any recharge of £10.00 [Subscription required]
Published: Wed 4 November 2009
UK prepaid market heats up In the run up to Christmas, the UK mobile market for prepaid customers is hotting up and a battle for acquiring customers is now on. This follows the ...
ADSL / Broadband pricing in Europe [Subscription required]
Published: Tue 3 November 2009
A snapshot of ADSL pricing in key European marketsLast week, the UK ISP PlusNet announced the launch last week of a GBP 5.21 (Euro 5.83) per month standalone fixed broadband ...
UAE gets another Mobile TV service [Subscription required]
Published: Sat 31 October 2009
The UAE's Telecommunications Regulatory Authority (TRA) has agreed to issue a ten-year mobile TV licence to the Emirates Mobile Television Corporation consortium. This has ...
Orange continues to grow Mobile Broadband user base [Subscription required]
Published: Fri 30 October 2009
In releasing its Q3 2009 financial results, Orange has reported another increase in 3G Broadband customers. At the end of September 2009, the number of 3G broadband customers ...
Mobile Broadband Package includes roaming [Subscription required]
Published: Wed 28 October 2009
Operator 3 has launched the ‘3D Data Flat' price plan including unlimited connections within Austria and when roaming* in the countries where 3 has operations including ...
Mobile TV from DNA in Finland [Subscription required]
Published: Tue 27 October 2009
Dna has become the second mobile operator in Finland to launch a Mobile TV service and will therefore compete with Sonera. Key to the launch in the fact that the service will ...
International calling from mobiles is becoming attractive too [Subscription required]
Published: Mon 26 October 2009
International calling has faced increasing pressure over the past few years due to the presence of calling cards, VoIP, ethnic MVNOs and MVNOs and now too mobile operators. ...
Mobile music market hots up in the United Kingdom [Subscription required]
Published: Thu 22 October 2009
Following the announcement by 3 UK that is to offer the mobile music service ‘Spotify Mobile', the mobile operator has signalled its intent to challenge the iPhone in the ...
21.6 Mbit/s super speed Mobile Broadband now available in Portugal [Subscription required]
Published: Wed 21 October 2009
In Portugal, the key mobile carriers remain locked in a fierce battle for market share in what is ferociously competitive. Now, the main mobile operators of TMN, Vodafone and ...
Mobile TV continues to be pushed by Spanish mobile operators [Subscription required]
Published: Tue 20 October 2009
The Spanish mobile operators Movistar and Vodafone have both added to the list of Mobile TV channels by offering ‘Gol TV' as both continue to push their respective services. ...
New types of international Mobile Data & Voice Roaming Products [Subscription required]
Published: Thu 24 September 2009
Operators seeking to recoup some of their lost revenue by the introduction of new types of international voice and data roaming products. Below is a selection of these: The ...
Competition hotting up in Albania [Subscription required]
Published: Thu 24 September 2009
The third Albanian mobile operator Eagle Mobile owned by a Turkish consortium and launched services in March 2008, has attracted some 385,000 customers in its first year of ...
Mobistar in Belgium launches iPhone TV service [Subscription required]
Published: Thu 24 September 2009
Mobistar has launched HD (High Definition) technology for its i-Phone 3G service. HD technology means that Mobistar will be able to streaming TV channels at 200 Kbit/s. This comes ...
Roaming becomes dearer [Subscription required]
Published: Mon 14 September 2009
T-Mobile UK has announced that it is to inrease its roaming charges for calls made outside the EU from 26th October, it will make changes to its roaming charges applying to ...
New way of pricing SMS [Subscription required]
Published: Mon 14 September 2009
New way of charging for SMS ‘Diet SMS' Country: IndiaOperator: Tata DocomoTata Docomo has introduced a new way of charging ‘pay per character a character is ...
Pricing for calls made on planes [Subscription required]
Published: Mon 14 September 2009
OnAir announced in March of this year that since 2007 when its service became available the 10,000 flight that provided Mobile OnAir services was between Lisbon and Munich. The ...
Prepaid and Postpaid Blackberry Services [Subscription required]
Published: Mon 7 September 2009
Tariff Consultancy Ltd is currently benchmarking pricing of BlackBerry services offered to the consumer/SoHo/SME markets. BlackBerry is a wireless handheld device that was ...
Example of a story:
UAE fixed and mobile operator Etisalat announced during October 2010 that it was to introduce a femtocel service in partnership with Alcatel-Lucent with the intention of launching a converged commercial service by the end of 2010. The aim of the service is to allow Mobile Broadband users in remote areas - or in high usage urban areas - of the UAE to offload their mobile data usage onto Etisalat's fixed line Broadband network. Etisalat is the first telecoms operator in the Middle East to announce that it intends to launch a femtocel service.Etisalat is one of a number of telecoms operators around the world which has introduced a femtocel service over the last 12 months. In the July edition of the TCL Triple Play & Quad Play Journal subscription service TCL provided a summary of the recent femtocel announcements - which we have now updated below.
In all cases, the differentiator for femtocel services is the ability to provide improved in-house (or office) mobile coverage. Pricing for the service varies - either it is a once off purchase fee to cover router costs or a per month rental fee. New femtocel introductions include:
- China Unicom: In December 2009 introduced a "3G Inn" for the Northern Provinces of China including Beijing with a 2Mbps Broadband service and a monthly fee.
- SFR France: In December 2009 introduced a "SFR Home 3G" with a cost of 199 Euro for the router. The router connects to a SFR 3G handset and DSL Broadband with up to 4 simultaneous calls or internet sessions
- Optimus Portugal: In December 2009 introduced a femtocel service called "Sinal On" for a purchase cost of 99.90 Euro plus a monthly cost of 7.80 Euro with up to 50 minutes of fixed to mobile calls to Portugal and Spain again with 4 simultaneous voice or internet calls.
- Vodafone UK: In January 2010 relaunched its femtocell service under its "Sure Signal" brand replacing "Vodafone Access Gateway" with a router purchase price of 60 Euro reduced from 170.
- AT&T USA: In April 2010 launched its femtocel service called MiceoCell for a once-off purchase price of $149.99 USD plus a monthly rate plan that allows unlimited calls over the router device.
- Tele2 Sweden: In April 2010 introduced a femtocel service called "Tele2 Hemtelfoni via mobilnatet", provides up to 5 devices to be connected to a 6Mbps DSL line. For voice telephony there is a charge of 10 Euro per month or a charge of 23 Euro per month for a combined data and telephony use.
- Vodafone Spain in June 2010 introduced a femtocel service aimed at enterprise users called "Voz y Datos Premium Oficina Vodafone". There is a fee of 15 Euro per month.
- Movistar Spain: in September 2010 introduced a femtocel service for business and consumer users called "Cover my mobile" which is only available to Movistar ADSL users of 3Mbps Broadband or above for a rental fee of 9 Euro per month.
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