DSL market shrinks in Nordics: Broadband is gaining market share over other access types

DSL market shrinks in Nordics

By
Sophie Polyviou

March 11, 2010

The number of DSL broadband connections is shrinking in many of the Nordic countries in the face of increased competition from other access methods: cable, fibre-to-the-premises (FTTP) and mobile broadband. In 2009, Screen Digest data shows that DSL connections fell by up to 5.4 per cent in each of the Nordic countries. Meanwhile, we expect mobile broadband to increase its share of the market to 23 per cent in Denmark and 36 per cent in Sweden by 2013.

Tables and charts included:

Nordic region: advertised entry-level broadband products
Nordic region: average speed by broadband access type 2004-2009

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Tables & charts: 2

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Countries: Denmark Finland Norway Sweden
Companies: Com Hem TDC Telenor TeliaSonera

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