Cable modem subscribers will account for largest portion of globa...
Cable modem subscribers will account for largest portion of global residential broadband market by 2008, with DSL and broadband wireless customers also accounting for significant shares, C.A. Ingley & Co. said in new study. Study predicted that total worldwide…
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Internet access market would reach 179.5 million homes over next 8 years, with broadband multimedia connections in 126 million households. Of latter total, study said, 43% would have cable modems, 31% DSL and 26% either satellite or terrestrial wireless. Study also predicted that strong Internet TV market would begin to emerge in 2003, starting first in Europe, then spreading worldwide.