This report provides a comprehensive expose and analysis of the global mobile TV market. The report discusses the status of the major mobile TV technologies in terms of their technological development and market implementation. The report analyzes the role of market drivers and market inhibitors in the growth of mobile TV. The report offers market sizing for mobile TV in terms of subscribers and revenue, and provides detailed forecasts segmented by regions and by technologies.

The report, “The Market for Next-Generation Mobile Networks,” explores technology and marketplace developments relating to mobile wireless networks. It quantifies the market in terms of revenue generated in 2005, and projects revenue growth through 2012. The revenue is broken down by the major regions and major technologies. The regions covered include Western Europe, Eastern Europe, Asia-Pacific, China, Africa, Middle East, North America, and Latin America.

The report profiles 13 major vendors, and provides recommendations on strategies to adopt to succeed in the marketplace. The report provides forecasts for the three sub-segments of the mobile networks market - radio network, core network, and professional services.

Next Generation Access: 2003-2008 is a “must have” reference tool for service providers, equipment manufacturers, network operators of mobile and fixed “next generation” communications industry. With over 600 tables and graphs, this data intensive report provides a six year comprehensive look at the United States converging mobile and fixed markets for voice and data services for all 50 states and 150 metro areas.

This report provides a cross industry look at end-user demand for network access - both mobile and fixed. It introduces a new term “access connection” to describe an environment where a mobile “phone” is comparable to a dial-up voice line in the eyes of the end-user.

This report also includes access connection forecasts for fixed and mobile services, by metro area and state, for home, business locations, and anywhere in between, thus providing a comprehensive view of the total access demand, across industry sectors, for any geographic area in the US.

The report predicts the U.S. total access connections (mobile and fixed) will increase at a compound annual growth rate of 18% driven by increased data and mobile usage, and that by 2008, 72% of total access connections will be for data. End-users will continue to find mobile service a cost effective substitute for fixed services. As a result, mobile voice access connections will surpass fixed voice by 2005.