Cable dynamics

List of tables and figures

Tables
Table 1: BB/SFB data for the United States, December 2014
Table 2: A selection of Comcast triple play bundles
Table 3: Cable company Liberty Global: Internet subscribers and homes passed at the end of 2014
Table 4: BB/SFB data for Germany, December 2014
Table 5: Selection of KDG triple play bundles
Table 6: BB/SFB data for Belgium, December 2014
Table 7: Selection of Telenet triple and quadruple play bundles
Table 8: BB/SFB data for Spain, December 2014
Table 9: Selection of ONO triple and quadruple play bundles
Table 10: BB/SFB data for France, December 2014
Table 11: Homes passed for SFB by Numericable over networks with cable in the last mile, 2013 2015
Table 12: Selection of Numericable triple play bundles
Table 13: BB/SFB data for the Netherlands, December 2014
Table 14: Selection of Ziggo triple play bundles
Table 15: BB/SFB data for Portugal, December 2014
Table 16: Selection of Nos triple and quadruple play bundles
Table 17: BB/SFB data for the UK, December 2014
Table 18: Virgin Media triple/quadruple play bundles at the end of October 2015
Table 19: Connection speeds and technical features of SFR – Numericable plans
Table 20: Cable companies’ maximum headline speeds in the countries being examined
Table 21: Maximum theoretical speeds for Wi-Fi and Ethernet technologies (by version of the standard)
Table 22: US cable companies’ pre-merger/acquisition situation, at the end of 2014
Table 23: Projection of US cable companies’ post-merger/acquisition positions at the end of 2014 (contingent on antitrust authorities’ approval)

Figures
Figure 1: High-speed access customers at the end of 2014: BB vs. SFB
Figure 2: Breakdown of Internet subscribers using an SFB network by technology, in a selection of countries, as of December 2014
Figure 3: Breakdown of BB/SFB subscribers in the United States by access technology, December 2014
Figure 4 : Market breakdown between BB and SFB in the United States, December 2014
Figure 5 : Top SFB providers’ market share in the United States, December 2014
Figure 6: SFB market growth in the United States by technology, 2012-2014
Figure 7: SFB coverage in the United States (download speeds starting at 30 Mbps)
Figure 8: Growth of Comcast’s revenue by business area, 2011-2015
Figure 9: Growth of Comcast subscriber numbers, 2010-2015
Figure 10: Breakdown of the Cable & Communications division’s revenue in 2014
Figure 11: Breakdown of Comcast subscribers at the end of 2014
Figure 12: Data on the potential new Charter – TWC – Bright House entity
Figure 13: Footprint of the potential new Charter – TWC – Bright House entity
Figure 14: SFB market competition for a selection cable companies in the United States
Figure 15: Liberty Global brands
Figure 16: Breakdown of Liberty Global revenue in 2014
Figure 17: Breakdown of Liberty Global subscribers at the end of 2014
Figure 18: Breakdown of BB/SFB subscribers in Germany by technology, December 2014
Figure 19: Market breakdown between BB and SFB in Germany, December 2014
Figure 20: Top SFB providers’ market share, in Germany, December 2014
Figure 21: SFB market growth in Germany by technology, 2011-2014
Figure 22: KDG’s footprint as of Q1 2015
Figure 23: Breakdown of BB/SFB subscribers in Belgium by technology, December 2014
Figure 24: Market breakdown between BB and SFB in Belgium, December 2014
Figure 25: Top SFB providers’ market share in Belgium, December 2014
Figure 26: SFB market growth in Belgium by technology, 2012-2014
Figure 27: Breakdown of Telenet subscribers, as of 30 June 2015
Figure 28: Breakdown of BB/SFB subscribers in Spain by technology, December 2014
Figure 29: Market breakdown between BB and SFB in Spain, December 2014
Figure 30: Top SFB providers’ market share in Spain, December 2014
Figure 31: SFB market growth in Spain by technology, 2010-2014
Figure 32: Breakdown of ONO-Vodafone España revenue in 2014
Figure 33: Breakdown of BB/SFB subscribers in France by technology, December 2014
Figure 34: Market breakdown between BB and SFB in France, December 2014
Figure 35: Top SFB providers’ market share in France, December 2014
Figure 36: SFB market growth in France by technology, 2011-2014
Figure 37: Breakdown of BB/SFB subscribers in the Netherlands by technology, December 2014
Figure 38: Market breakdown between BB and SFB in the Netherlands, December 2014
Figure 39: Top SFB providers’ market share in the Netherlands, December 2014
Figure 40: SFB market growth in the Netherlands by technology, 2012-2014
Figure 41: Breakdown of BB/SFB subscribers in Portugal by technology, December 2014
Figure 42: Market breakdown between BB and SFB in Portugal, December 2014
Figure 43: Top SFB providers’ market share in Portugal, December 2014
Figure 44: SFB market growth in Portugal by technology, 2010-2014
Figure 45: The “Nos Wi-Fi” network of hotspots
Figure 46: Breakdown of BB/SFB subscribers in the UK by technology, December 2014
Figure 47: Market breakdown between BB and SFB in the UK, December 2014
Figure 48: Top SFB providers’ market share in the UK, December 2014
Figure 49: SFB market growth in the UK by technology, 2010-2014
Figure 50: Breakdown of Virgin Media subscribers
Figure 51: Virgin Media Wi-Fi pass for Wi-Fi access in the London underground
Figure 52: Frequencies used by the DOCSIS 3.0 and 3.1 standards
Figure 53: How connection speeds are affected by distance, for the three main types of fixed SFB infrastructure
Figure 54: Provisional roadmap for DOCSIS 3.1 (Today = 2013)
Figure 55: Integrated architecture of Cisco’s multi-technology CCAP platform
Figure 56: Change in the breakdown of the pay-TV market in the United States
Figure 57: Three sources of growth for Suddenlink
Figure 58: XFINITY Home Secure & Control Packages