Net Neutrality
Innovation Reports - 15/12/2011
Technical-economic issues and business models
This report explores the technical-economic issues surrounding Net neutrality and its current status in markets around the globe. It also delivers analysis of the traffic management practices and technical measures needed to control costs. And, finally, looks at the new business models we are seeing emerge through an examination of stakeholders models, along with synthesis of the state of affairs in each country.
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1. Executive Summary
2. The core technical-economic issues surrounding Net neutrality
2.1. Economic environment of internet access networks and services
2.2. Can services contribute to network costs?
2.3. What role do transit and CDN play in the transport market?
2.4. Does peering need to adapt to the changes brought by new video distributors?
2.5. Can flat rate billing sustain the rise in traffic?
2.6. Will managed distribution networks help reconcile content and network economics?
2.7. Is P2P an efficient alternative for distributing content?
3. Status of Net neutrality around the globe
3.1. Global overview
3.2. Synthesis of wireline telcos
3.3. Synthesis of mobile telcos
3.4. Synthesis of existing regulation
3.5. Synthesis of content and service providers
4. Technical solutions
4.1. Dedicated QoS architectures
4.2. Traffic management
4.3. Technical measures
5. Creation of new business models
5.1. Usage-based billing for users
5.2. Quality-based billing for users
5.3. Bundled offers
5.4. Charging content and service providers for traffic
5.5. Premium quality services
5.6. Wholesale solutions in the form of packages
5.7. Assessment of operators initiatives
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What are the core technical-economic issues attached to Net neutrality? How are telecom carriers handling the traffic surge?
What is the status of Net neutrality in the different countries?
What possible changes could be made to business models? Can the new solutions solve the issue of network financing?
How are the different players in the internet ecosystem positioning themselves (wireline telcos, mobile telcos, regulators, content and service providers)?
What technical measures can and are being taken to manage traffic?
> A detailed benchmark of 13 European countries (90 pages) is included as a separate report
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Methodology
For each country are examined:
Wireline telcos
- Technical measures operated
- Declarations
Mobile telcos
- Measures of differenciation
- Declarations
Regulation
- Legislation
- Regulator's positioning
Content and service providers
- Players positioning for Net Neutrality
Countries examined
Australia
Canada
France
Germany
Ireland
Italy
Norway
Portugal
Spain
Sweden
The Netherlands
The UK
The United States
Focus on
Europe
- Regulation
- Proposals from the CEO Roundtable
- Other elements
Net neutrality and piracy
- Examples of traffic filtering
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Amazon
ARCEP
AT&T
Comcast
Eircom
Google et Verizon
Imgur blocked by mistake
Vodafone's dynamic mobile network management
European regulation
The NEBA wholesale model in Spain
NBNCo
Next GenTel
O2 UK
Orange vs Cogent
Rogers
Tele 2
UPC
Partnership between Virgin Media and Detia
Vonage vs Madison River |
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