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Мировой телекоммуникационный рынок в 2003 году глазами Telegeogrphy .

Рост Международного трафика и количества линий

International Traffic and Main Line Growth

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Notes: Data include outbound international traffic on public networks only, VoIP call volumes are excluded. Projections assume 10 percent traffic growth, 5 percent main line growth, and 20 percent mobile subscriber growth annually.

Source: TeleGeography research and ITU © PriMetrica, Inc. 2004

Топ 10 международных операторов связи

Top 10 International Carriers

Rank	Company	Origin Country	Outgoing Traffic (millions of minutes) 2002	Outgoing Traffic (millions of minutes) 2001	Outgoing Traffic Change ‘01-’02	2002 Revenue (US$ billions) Total	2002 Revenue (US$ billions) Int’l Service

1.	AT&T Corp.	United States	12,796.5	12,006.8	6.6%	$37.8	$4.5
2.	MCI	United States	11,750.2	11,454.7	2.6%	n.a.	$1.1
3.	Deutsche Telekom (b)	Germany	5,275.0	n.a.	n.a.	$50.8	n.a.
4.	Sprint	United States	4,774.3	5,384.4	-11.3%	$26.6	$0.5
5.	France Telecom	France	4,603.0	4,592.0	0.2%	$44.1	n.a.

6.	BT (a)	United Kingdom	4,058.5	4,233.5	-4.1%	$29.0	n.a.
7.	IDT Corporation (b)	United States	3,644.5	n.a.	n.a.	$1.5	n.a.
8.	Cable & Wireless (a)	United Kingdom	3,459.2	3,113.8	11.1%	$6.6	n.a.
9.	Telecom Italia	Italy	3,405.1	3,042.0	11.9%	$28.8	n.a.
10.	Telefónica	Spain	2,518.2	3,084.8	-18.4%	$27.6	$1.2

Notes: Traffic figures are for public switched telephone network (PSTN) circuits and International Simple Resale only (service resale is excluded). Carrier rankings based on originating country minutes only; when based on the aggregated traffic of all subsidiaries, the top multinational carriers include: AT&T, BT, MCI, Cable & Wireless, Teleglobe, and Primus. International service revenues generally reflect net of PSTN service revenues after adding or subtracting for settlement payments but may also include some private line revenue. All revenue figures converted from original currency at conversion rate current to year end reported.

a. Data are for the fiscal year ending March 31, 2003. Telstra’s fiscal year ends June 30, 2003.

b. Traffic data for 2002 are estimates.

Source: TeleGeography research, FCC, and company reports.

Международный трафик IP и традиционной телефонии

International VoIP and PSTN Traffic Summary

International VoIP and PSTN Traffic Summary, 1997-2003

Notes: Voice-over-IP (VoIP) traffic includes all cross-border voice calls carried on IP networks but terminated on public switched telephone networks; PC-to-PC communications and private network traffic are excluded. PSTN traffic includes circuit-switched voice and fax traffic carried on traditional international facilities as well as international simple resale (ISR) facilities. Figures for 2003 are estimated.