Synopsis
This report offers an insight into Turkey’s broadband market, which has witnessed considerable growth in the number of broadband subscribers. ADSL is the predominant broadband access technology although cable, fibre and mobile broadband have emerged as significant alternatives. Fixed-line incumbent Turk Telekom is focusing on broadband to generate new revenue streams to offset falling fixed-line voice revenue. The country’s sizeable Internet user population has fostered an emerging digital economy, encompassing e-commerce, e-government, e-health and e-education services. The country’s broadcasting sector is comprised of a large number of free-to-air operators and a number of satellite and cable-based pay TV operators. Digital TV offerings are available. Informative and concise, this report covers the main players, technologies, market developments with a range of statistics, including forecasts for the broadband sector.
Key developments:
The launch of IPTV services by Turk Telekom builds on its strategy of extensive fibre rollouts to support delivery of faster speeds and new services.
Companies covered in this report include:
Superonline, Turkcell, GittiGidiyor.com, Naspers, Markafoni