Portugal's telecommunications market will be worth more than 6 bln euros in 2009, with broadband, IP telephony and 3G leading market growth, according to IDC. The national telecom market (excluding cable TV) was worth more than 5 bln euros in 2004, of which 95% came from services.
Portugal's telecommunications market will be worth more than 6 bln euros in 2009, with broadband, IP telephony and 3G leading market growth, according to IDC. The national telecom market (excluding cable TV) was worth more than 5 bln euros in 2004, of which 95% came from services.
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