There are 5 billion active mobile subscriptions across the globe, which can be compared with about 2 billion Internet users. This underpins the vast potential of the mobile channel for advertising and marketing, being highly important for brands seeking to engage in communication with present and potential customers.

Hong Kong, SAR -- (SBWIRE) -- 03/11/2011 -- Marketsensus has just released a market report – "Mobile Advertising and Marketing - 4th Edition"

Berg Insight estimates that the total value of the global mobile marketing and advertising market was € 1.72 billion in 2009. The market for mobile advertising have been developed positively due to growing mobile media usage, and increasing mobile ad spends have been prevailing during the recent economic recovery. Growing at a compound annual growth rate of 41 percent, the mobile ad market is forecasted to be worth € 13.5 billion in 2015 – corresponding to 15.7 percent of the total digital advertising market. Mobile is at the same time predicted to account for 3.4 percent of the total global ad spend for all media.

The mobile media has several especially interesting attributes from a marketing perspective. First of all, most people have a mobile handset making reach unmatched. Mobile handsets and networks are also getting increasingly advanced, making it possible to deliver highly compelling advertising experiences, incorporating rich media, video and interactive content. Even more importantly, handsets are extremely personal devices which people tend to always have within reach and most often switched on. This enables marketing possibilities which other channels lack. Consumers can be reached at all times and in all places, which makes the channel stand out of the crowd. The personal nature of the devices makes it possible to deliver messages which are highly relevant for the recipient, taking into consideration demographics, interests, habits and other preferences. Communication having undergone such screening is bound to be much more effective in portraying a brand positively. The ROI of such initiatives can be substantially better than for intrusive campaigns where all consumers are flooded with the same non-personalised message. The mobile channel can in this way avoid the pitfall of unsolicited communication and capture an important role in the future of marketing.

For several years, mobile has been claimed to be on the verge of entering the array of main media channels for marketing. During the past twelve months, companies have started to leave the experimental stage and deliver full-scale campaigns gradually including mobile in the marketing media mix. Advertisers include blue chip companies as well as SMEs. Exposure through multiple channels, digital as well as traditional, has proven to generate better outcomes than when channels are used in isolation. This goes especially for mobile, being relatively new and therefore bound to benefit from the viral effects created bycampaigns spanning several media and generating attention across the population of potential customers.

Numerous actors are engaging in activities related to mobile marketing. Many firms specialized in enabling mobile advertising are still relatively small, venture capital funded companies. Examples of larger players include Apple that launched its iAd platform for advertising in iPhone apps in mid-2010 and Google, having acquired ad network AdMob in 2009. Ericsson has recently increased its presence within mobile advertising through its AdMarket. Microsoft has furthemore just launched its latest mobile OS – Windows Phone 7 – which will offer greater opportunities for rich advertising experiences.

There are a number of key takeaways from the latest developments in mobile marketing. The channel is becoming an integral part of the media mix, a progress which is eased by the increasing habitual mobile consumption exercised by consumers. Brands do however have to establish mobile strategies in order to spend wisely and capitalise on the potential the channel brings. Operators need to pay attention to the possible changes in the mobile ecosystem, where advertising can be an important future source of revenue. When it comes to mobile advertising formats, applications are currently extremely popular, but in line with the development in the PC world a shift over to the mobile web is expected. While advanced formats offer unmatched user experiences, the potential in more simple formats such as SMS are however still substantial, not the least due to the far greater reach. Finally, the integration of location-sensitivity in advertising efforts is increasing, an area which releases the full potential of the mobile channel.

"Mobile Advertising and Marketing"
http://www.marketsensus.com/mobile-advertising-marketing-edition-p-119806.html

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Hong Kong -- (SBWIRE) -- 12/17/2010 -- Mobile marketing, media and entrainment, mobile information services, mobile commerce, off-portal content providing are becoming the core of the mobile business success story. Numerous applications in many business areas have been designed to reach wide mobile audience by SMS. According industry players the 2010 and years to come are bringing the call for shaping the business models using the SMS channel in more ways than one. Content, application and brand providers, SMS aggregators and SMS services providers are facing the challenges of exercising viable business models able to trade mass volumes of SMS traffic, real-time delivery, collection, reporting, billing and all other operations making their business more valuable.

This report addresses many questions raised around the SMS aggregators as service intermediaries and penultimate link in the enterprise SMS chain, and brings to the reader concise information from both a business and technical perspective. The report also evaluates the present enterprise messaging business model, revenue model, strengths and issues and desired changes for further success in the business. It also provides reliable survey from in-depth analysis of the mobile text messaging market, current players and opportunities for SMS wholesalers, content and application vendors and service providers.

Key Findings:
Revenue share models vary largely around the world
Keywords: YouTube, GoogleTV, Google Music, Google Voice, Droid operating system
Google Docs, Google Groups, Google, Apple, Microsoft, Netflix, Facebook, Yahoo!, Yahoo
Overview:

Everything broadband was supposed to do in 1999 terms (per endless, mind-numbing trade show panel discussions) seems to be offered by Google today including a range of video products, an emerging cloud computing music service, free VoIP, mobility and location based services and a suite of collaboration platforms.

In this report, we explore the notion that Google is not just driving broadband but rather Google is Broadband. With a continual stream of innovation, acquisitions, and new applications, it is not a stretch to say that Google (and its competitors) is a big reason for the push for ever increasing bandwidth in both the fixed and mobile domain.

Audience:
Anyone seeking insights into Google and their competitors
Anyone wanting to understand the forces driving adoption of broadband

Google IS Broadband
http://www.marketsensus.com/-google%C3%82%C2%A0is%C3%82%C2%A0broadband-p-100873.html

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Hong Kong -- (SBWIRE) -- 12/13/2010 -- Marketsensus has just released a market report on the car market of Europe. As some of the key European markets witnessed double digit declines (during the downturn), various new trends emerged in the automotive industry. The report discusses the changes that swept the market in the downturn and how these will shape the future industry dynamics, and more specifically how can market players capitalize on the 'green shoots' and the niche opportunities.

Scope

*The report discusses the new car sales in the various European regions (Datamonitor's four regions within Europe) amidst the downturn

*It also highlights the impact of scrappage schemes and analyzes if these are really beneficial for the automotive industry and society at large?

*The report analyzes the changes in customers' buying behavior during the downturn and if these these changes are here to stay?

*The report provides the future outlook (from 2010-15) for the different European regions.

Highlights

In 2010, the larger markets of Western Europe and few other markets, which in 2009 witnessed an increase of sales, are likely to go down. On the other hand, most of the other markets are forecast to witness an increase in sales. Overall, the new car sales in Datamonitor's 30 markets are expected to go down by more than 7%.

Furthermore, the share of luxury and premium vehicles in the new car sales is expected to go up and consequently, the share of diesel cars is forecast to rise.

Reasons to Purchase

*The report provides an insight on the changing consumer preferences amidst the downturn and how these will shape the future industry dynamics.

*The future outlook for the different European regions with focus on the high growth markets has been discussed at length.

EUROPEAN NEW CAR MARKET: FROM RECESSION TO RECOVERY
http://www.marketsensus.com/european-market-from-recession-recovery-p-94102.html

About Marketsensus
Marketsensus is a leading market research services company distributing reports, newsletters, directories, databases, subscription services, country and/or company profiles and custom research in over 130 industry segments from over 30 of the worlds leading firms. Since 2005, they have recommended market research and helped clients centralize and streamline their research procurement.

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Hong Kong -- (SBWIRE) -- 12/05/2010 -- A collaborative study between Ovum IT and Ovum Telecoms looking that the commercial challenges facing traditional news and magazine publishing, and the potential for leading edge technology strategies to reestablish a sustainable model for this industry.

*An analysis of the commercial landscape for newspaper and magazine media

*Technology and commercial strategy for publisher product and audience growth, coveringthe iPad and digital editions

*The market opportunity for technology vendors to deliver multi-platform, mulit-format workflow solutions and robust transaction infrastructure

The iPad is a transformational device for the publishing industry but device volumes will take time to ramp and media channels will be congested

Publishers need to address their monetization and market share challenge for their primarey digital channels - not least the browser

*Best practice platform and technology strategy for publishers

*Market opporunity and product requirements for publishers

Reformatting News & Magazine Media
http://www.marketsensus.com/reformatting-news-magazine-media-p-90457.html

About Marketsensus
Marketsensus is a leading market research services company distributing reports, newsletters, directories, databases, subscription services, country and/or company profiles and custom research in over 130 industry segments from over 30 of the worlds leading firms. Since 2005, they have recommended market research and helped clients centralize and streamline their research procurement.

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Hong Kong -- (SBWIRE) -- 12/01/2010 -- Global mobile connections are set to reach 6.49 billion in 2014, with revenues over $1,000 billion. However, over the coming five years, strategic challenges and intense competition awaits operators in both developed and emerging markets. Those operators able to grasp the initiative will be best placed to benefit from the enormous figures involved in the mobile industry. This report provides Ovum's perspective on the market trends that will shape the mobile industry to 2014. It is intended as an accompaniment to the most recently published mobile forecasts (published 18 December 2009).

Detailed content:
Connections: growth in emerging markets more than masks recessionary pressures
Revenues: recession slows the global market, but not for long
Services: mobile broadband growth to drive spectrum and LTE focus, but voice to remain the 'killer app'
Strategy: LTE signals the transformation to an IP world
Connections
Recession makes minimal impact on global connections thanks to emerging markets
Developed market connections bear the brunt of the recession in 2009 despite data boom
A Western European market contracts for the first time
North American boom shows no sign of stopping
Developed Asia-Pacific markets march on
Emerging market connection growth powers the industry, but for how much longer?
Asia-Pacific remains the connections growth engine
South & Central America
Middle East and Africa
Device market to rebound in 2010
Smartphone shipments will reach 514.6 million by 2014
Symbian and Windows Mobile to struggle, while Android continues to rise
Revenues
Revenues impacted by macroeconomy and emerging market maturity
Currency fluctuations make comparisons difficult
Economic downturn reduces spending into the future
Emerging market connection growth masks ARPU erosion
'Emerging maturity' impacts revenue growth
Data saves mature markets, but emerging markets will get in on the act too
Regulatory trends
Spectrum to become increasingly important over the next five years
LTE brings new spectrum allocation and issues dealing with the old
Emerging markets go 3G
More competition, but who wins?
Mobile has a role in bridging the digital divide in emerging and developed markets
Net neutrality raises its head
The EU's focus on mobile continues, but it is more like consolidation than fresh impetus
Services
Data explosion continues
Messaging is still the main data revenue generator
Mobile broadband rapidly gaining ground
Voice – don't underestimate the 'killer app'
HD voice is coming, but unlikely to shake up the market
Operator strategies
Mobile data traffic growth clogs the media, but there's no need for it to clog networks
Operators need to focus on the network and tariff innovation
Infrastructure vendors need to build trust and not just networks
LTE is here, but growing pains await
There's still a lot of life in HSPA
The window of opportunity closes on WiMAX
Disruptive trends: evolution to the world of SMART and LEAN
Fixed–mobile convergence: is there a future for mobile-only players?
Mobile has its advantages
But mobile also has its disadvantages
Still a long way to go for femtocells
M&A gets creative
Regional risk factors
Assessment of criteria impacting market forecasts

GLOBAL MOBILE MARKET OUTLOOK: 2009–14
http://www.marketsensus.com/global-mobile-market-outlook-2009%C3%82%E2%80%9314-p-84018.html

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Hong Kong -- (SBWIRE) -- 11/25/2010 -- Marketsensus has released a market report on the energy industry in Australia. Evolving competitive dynamics are rapidly and significantly changing the face of the gas and power markets in the Asia Pacific region. As such, a timely and broadly based understanding of the market landscape is vital for players throughout the value chain. Central to this is an understanding of the exact stage of competitive development reached in each market, and how it is likely to change.

Scope
*Up-to-date insight on market structures, regulatory developments, supply and demand balances and asset developments

*Insight into current levels of gas and power competitive intensity benchmarked against 12 other Asia Pacific markets

*Forecasts of how the nine metrics making up the competitive intensity scores will change by 2012.

Highlights
The MCI scores draw on nine underlying metrics grouped into three categories: Market Framework (Regulatory Effectiveness; Pricing Regime; Ease of Third Party Access), Supplier Push (Wholesale Fragmentation, Retail Fragmentation, Traded Market Maturity), and Customer Pull (Access to Market Information, Consumer Representation, Propensity to Switch)

Each of the Energy Market Landscape series provides a profile of both the relevant gas and power market. Issues examined include regulatory structures, player strategies and supply/demand dynamics.

Reasons to Purchase

*Obtain up-to-date, relevant and standardized information on the Asia Pacific energy markets from a single source

*Have a logical framework to monitor market developments and emerging trends, identify opportunities and plan strategies accordingly

*Assess current and future gas and power market competitive environments by gaining insight into factors driving market competitiveness.

ENERGY MARKET LANDSCAPE: AUSTRALIA - WESTERN AUSTRALIA
http://www.marketsensus.com/energy-market-landscape-australia-western-australia-p-61371.html

About Marketsensus
Marketsensus is a leading market research services company distributing reports, newsletters, directories, databases, subscription services, country and/or company profiles and custom research in over 130 industry segments from over 30 of the worlds leading firms. Since 2005, they have recommended market research and helped clients centralize and streamline their research procurement.

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Hong Kong -- (SBWIRE) -- 11/07/2010 -- Marketsensus has just released a report regarding the Clorox Green Works case. This report on Green Works forms part of Datamonitor's case studies series, which explores business practices across a variety of disciplines and business sectors. It looks at how Clorox has successfully entered the natural cleaning product category, enhancing its performance in the stagnant household products market, despite accusations of greenwashing.

Reasons to Purchase:

*Gain insight into the methods used by important industry players to give them a competitive edge

*Identify specific areas for operational improvements

*Capitalize on the knowledge of experienced companies when entering a new niche or market

Content:

DATAMONITOR VIEW 1
CATALYST 1
SUMMARY 1
ANALYSIS 2
Introduction 2
Growth in the household care market is slow with downward pressure on prices 3
The Green Works range signals a major strategic shift by Clorox 4
Consumer surveys confirm the growing interest in ecological directed purchasing 6
Consumers now want to expand their ecological stance beyond green purchasing habits 7
'Greenwashing' by large companies is now a concern to regulators and consumers alike 7
Greenwashing is attracting interest from the blog community, but is a tough issue to pin down 8
One company has attempted to refine the greenwashing issue 8
Clorox has received its own allegations of greenwashing 9
Partnership with the Sierra Club has boosted Green Works' credibility 9
Clorox's partnership with the Sierra club has not been without problems 10
Conclusions 10
APPENDIX 12
Case study series 12
Methodology 12
Secondary sources 12
Further reading 12
Ask the analyst 13
Datamonitor consulting 13
Disclaimer 13
List of Tables
Table 1: Bleach market brand shares (%) by value (US$ m), 2003-2006 2
Table 2: Household care product market value (US$ m) by category, US, 2002-2012 4
List of Figures
Figure 1: Green Works has a recognizable brand imagery but with some variation 5
Figure 2: Green Works packaging signals the ecological intent of the brand 6

CLOROX GREEN WORKS CASE STUDY: LAUNCHING GREEN PRODUCTS TO ENCOURAGE GROWTH IN STAGNANT MARKETS
http://www.marketsensus.com/clorox-green-works-case-study-launching-green-products-encourage-growth-stagnant-markets-p-51065.html

About Marketsensus
Marketsensus is a leading market research services company distributing reports, newsletters, directories, databases, subscription services, country and/or company profiles and custom research in over 130 industry segments from over 30 of the worlds leading firms. Since 2005, they have recommended market research and helped clients centralize and streamline their research procurement.

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Hong Kong -- (SBWIRE) -- 10/29/2010 -- GlobalData, the industry analysis specialist, has released its new report, "Colorectal Cancer - US Drug Forecasts and Treatment Analysis to 2020". The report is an essential source of information and analysis on the US colorectal cancer therapeutics market. The report provides comprehensive information on colorectal cancer, highlighting the treatment guidelines. It identifies and analyses the key trends shaping and driving the US colorectal cancer therapeutics market. It analyses the treatment usage patterns in the US colorectal cancer therapeutics market. The report also provides insights into the competitive landscape and the emerging players expected to significantly alter the positions of the existing market leaders. The report provides valuable insights into the pipeline products within the global colorectal cancer sector. It quantifies the unmet need in the US colorectal cancer therapeutics market, highlighting the opportunity for future players.

This report is built using data and information sourced from proprietary databases, primary and secondary research and in-house analysis by GlobalData's team of industry experts.

Scope

The scope of the report includes:
- An overview of colorectal cancer which includes epidemiology, etiology, symptoms, diagnosis, pathology and treatment guidelines.

- Annualized US colorectal cancer therapeutics market revenue, annual cost of therapy and treatment usage patterns data from 2001 to 2009, forecast for 11 years to 2020.

- Insightful review of the key industry drivers, restraints and challenges and predicted impact of key events.

- Competitor assessment including drug launch analysis and drug sales forecasts.

- Product profiles covering efficiency, safety, clinical study details, annual cost, regulatory approvals, LCM activities and drug sales forecast.

- Analysis of unmet need in the market and target product profile including opportunity for target product.

- Technology trends analytic framework to assess strength of pipeline.

- Pipeline analysis data providing a split across different phases, mechanisms of action being developed and emerging trends. The key classes of mechanism of action include EGFR inhibitors, VEGF inhibitors, monoclonal antibodies, angiogenesis inhibitors and others.

- An overview of the most promising drugs' including clinical study details, efficacy, safety, collaboration agreements, marketing rights and launch analysis.

- Analysis of the current and future market competition in the US Colorectal Cancer therapeutics market. Company profiles including business description, financial overview and SWOT analysis. Key future market players covered include Hoffmann-La Roche Ltd, Bristol-Myers Squibb, Eli Lilly, Sanofi-Aventis, Debiopharm Group and Merck KGaA.

- Analysis of licensing agreements during 2004-2010 in the colorectal cancer therapeutics market. M&A analysis which includes M&A deals by size and geography.

- Strategic assessment of the market through market impact analysis, future market scenario and company analysis.

- Direct quotes from key opinion leaders (KOL) or physicians in the colorectal cancer therapeutics market in the US.

Reasons to buy

The report will enhance your decision making capability. It will allow you to:
- Develop business strategies and perform superior market quantification analysis by

- Understanding the trends shaping and driving the US colorectal cancer therapeutics market.

- Understanding treatment preferences of physicians in disease state and across treatment flow.

- Accessing market sizing, forecasts and quantified growth opportunities in the US colorectal cancer therapeutics market till 2020.

- Quantifying patient population in the US to better design product pricing & launch plans.

- Drive revenues, formulate effective sales and marketing strategies and gain in-depth understanding of the competitive landscape by

- Performing benchmarking analysis and growth opportunities against currently marketed products

- Identifying market entry points based on safety, efficacy, and pricing parameters.

- Assessing competitiveness of products in market by understanding the strength and weakness of current competition.

- Develop and design your in-licensing and out-licensing strategies by

- Taking a comprehensive look of at the disease pipeline and identifying most promising paradigm shifting products.

- Assessing strength of pipeline bases on first in class, me-too, generic and lifecycle management of products.

- Track drug sales in the US colorectal cancer therapeutics market from 2001 to 2020

- Identify the emerging players with potentially strong product portfolios and create effective counter-strategies to gain a competitive advantage.

- Organize your sales and marketing efforts by identifying the market categories and segments that present the best opportunities for consolidation, investments and strategic partnerships.

- What's the next big thing in the US Colorectal Cancer therapeutics market landscape? Identify, understand and capitalize.

Colorectal Cancer - US Drug Forecasts and Treatment Analysis to 2020
http://www.marketsensus.com/colorectal-cancer-drug-forecasts-treatment-analysis-2020-p-96555.html

Other reports regarding Colorectal Cancer
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About Marketsensus
Marketsensus is a leading market research services company distributing reports, newsletters, directories, databases, subscription services, country and/or company profiles and custom research in over 130 industry segments from over 30 of the worlds leading firms. Since 2005, they have recommended market research and helped clients centralize and streamline their research procurement.

Contact details:
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Hong Kong -- (SBWIRE) -- 10/29/2010 -- MarketSensus has just released an energy market research report regarding oil and gas, titled "Oil and Gas Supply Demand Outlook in Europe and Former Soviet Union to 2020 – Supply Diversification Affecting the Future Scenario". The study, which is an offering from the company's Energy Research Group, provides an in-depth analysis of the oil and gas supply and demand scenario in Europe and FSU Countries and highlights the various concerns and shifting trends in the region.

The report provides country wise analysis of the major countries in the region. The report discusses the oil and gas supply and demand balance, oil and gas production and consumption, oil and gas trade balance. The report also highlights the regulatory structure and infrastructure in the major countries.

The report provides in-depth analysis on the oil and gas supply and demand scenario in Europe and FSU. Its scope includes:
- An overview of the oil and gas supply demand scenario for Europe and FSU. This includes oil and gas production and consumption and trade balance outlook.
- Key countries covered include Norway, UK, Russia and others.
- Oil and gas production and consumption forecasts to 2020.
- Regulatory structure and infrastructure by country

3 Oil and Gas Supply Demand Scenario in Europe and Former Soviet Union States (FSU) 19
3.1 Europe And The FSU, Crude Oil Production And Consumption, 1996-2020 19
3.2 Europe and the FSU, Crude Oil Trade Balance, 1996-2020 22
3.3 Europe and the FSU, Natural Gas Production and Consumption, 1996-2020 24
3.4 Europe and the FSU, Natural Gas Trade Balance, 1996-2020 26
3.5 Europe and the FSU, Crude Oil Production and Consumption, Percentage Share of Global Consumption, 2009 28
3.6 Europe and the FSU, Natural Gas Production and Consumption, Percentage Share of Global, 2009 30
4 Oil and Gas Supply and Demand Balance in Albania 32
4.1 Albania, Crude Oil Production and Consumption, 1996-2020 32
4.2 Albania, Crude Oil Trade Balance, 1996-2020 34
4.3 Albania, Natural Gas Production and Consumption, 1996-2020 36
5 Oil and Gas Supply Demand Balance in Austria 38
5.1 Austria, Crude Oil Production and Consumption, 1996-2020 38
5.2 Austria, Crude Oil Trade Balance, 1996-2020 40
5.3 Austria, Natural Gas Production and Consumption, 1996-2020 42
5.4 Austria, Natural Gas Trade Balance, 1996-2020 44
6 Oil and Gas Supply Demand Balance in Azerbaijan 46
6.1 Azerbaijan, Energy Sector Break Up by Fuel Type, 2010 46
6.2 Azerbaijan, Crude Oil Production and Consumption, 1996-2020 46
6.3 Azerbaijan, Crude Oil Trade Balance, 1996-2020 49
6.4 Azerbaijan, Natural Gas Production and Consumption, 1996-2020 51
6.5 Azerbaijan, Natural Gas Trade Balance, 1996-2020 52
6.6 Azerbaijan, Regulatory Structure and Infrastructure 52
7 Oil and Gas Supply Demand Balance in Belarus 54
7.1 Belarus, Energy Sector Break Up by Fuel Type, 2010 54
7.2 Belarus, Crude Oil Production and Consumption, 1996-2020 55
7.3 Belarus, Crude Oil Trade Balance, 1996-2020 57
7.4 Belarus, Natural Gas Production and Consumption, 1996-2020 59
7.5 Belarus, Natural Gas Trade Balance, 1996-2020 61
7.6 Belarus, Regulatory Structure and Infrastructure 62
8 Oil and Gas Supply Demand Balance in Bulgaria 64
8.1 Bulgaria, Crude Oil Production and Consumption, 1996-2020 64
8.2 Bulgaria, Crude Oil Trade Balance, 1996-2020 66
8.3 Bulgaria, Natural Gas Production and Consumption, 1996-2020 68
8.4 Bulgaria, Natural Gas Trade Balance, 1996-2020 70
9 Oil and Gas Supply Demand Balance in Croatia 72
9.1 Croatia, Crude Oil Production and Consumption, 1996-2020 72
9.2 Croatia, Crude Oil Trade Balance, 1996-2020 74
9.3 Croatia, Natural Gas Production and Consumption, 1996-2020 76
9.4 Croatia, Natural Gas Trade Balance, 1996-2020 78
10 Oil and Gas Supply Demand Balance in Czech Republic 80
10.1 Czech Republic, Crude Oil Production and Consumption, 1996-2020 80
10.2 Czech Republic, Crude Oil Trade Balance, 1996-2020 82
10.3 Czech Republic, Natural Gas Production and Consumption, 1996-2020 84
10.4 Czech Republic, Natural Gas Trade Balance, 1996-2020 86
11 Oil and Gas Supply Demand Balance in Denmark 88
11.1 Denmark, Energy Sector Break Up by Fuel Type, 2010 88
11.2 Denmark, Crude Oil Production and Consumption, 1996-2020 89
11.3 Denmark, Crude Oil Trade Balance, 1996-2020 91
11.4 Denmark, Natural Gas Production and Consumption, 1996-2020 93
11.5 Denmark, Natural Gas Trade Balance, 1996-2020 95
11.6 Denmark, Regulatory Structure and Infrastructure 96
12 Oil and Gas Supply Demand Balance in France 99
12.1 France, Energy Sector Break Down by Fuel Type, 2010 99
12.2 France, Crude Oil Production and Consumption, 1996-2020 100
12.3 France, Crude Oil Trade Balance, 1996-2020 102
12.4 France, Natural Gas Production and Consumption, 1996-2020 103
12.5 France, Natural Gas Trade Balance, 1996-2020 106
12.6 France, Regulatory Structure and Infrastructure 107
13 Oil and Gas Supply Demand Balance in Georgia 109
13.1 Georgia, Crude Oil Production and Consumption, 1996-2020 109
13.2 Georgia, Crude Oil Trade Balance, 1996-2020 111
13.3 Georgia, Natural Gas Production and Consumption, 1996-2020 113
13.4 Georgia, Natural Gas Trade Balance, 1996-2020 115
14 Oil and Gas Supply Demand Balance in Germany 117
14.1 Germany, Energy Sector Break Up by Fuel Type, 2010 117
14.2 Germany, Crude Oil Production and Consumption, 1996-2020 117
14.3 Germany, Crude Oil Trade Balance, 1996-2020 120
14.4 Germany, Natural Gas Production and Consumption, 1996-2020 121
14.5 Germany, Natural Gas Trade Balance, 1996-2020 124
14.6 Germany, Regulatory Structure and Infrastructure 125
15 Oil and Gas Supply Demand Balance in Hungary 127
15.1 Hungary, Energy Sector Break Up by Fuel Type, 2010 127
15.2 Hungary, Crude Oil Production and Consumption, 1996-2020 128
15.3 Hungary, Crude Oil Trade Balance, 1996-2020 130
15.4 Hungary, Natural Gas Production and Consumption, 1996-2020 131
15.5 Hungary, Natural Gas Trade Balance, 1996-2020 134
15.6 Hungary, Regulatory Structure and Infrastructure 135
16 Oil and Gas Supply Demand Balance in Ireland 137
16.1 Ireland, Energy Sector Break Up by Fuel Type, 2010 137
16.2 Ireland, Crude Oil Production and Consumption, 1996-2020 138
16.3 Ireland, Crude Oil Trade Balance, 1996-2020 140
16.4 Ireland, Natural Gas Production and Consumption, 1996-2020 142
16.5 Ireland, Natural Gas Trade Balance, 1996-2020 144
16.6 Ireland, Regulatory Structure and Infrastructure 145
17 Oil and Gas Supply Demand Balance in Italy 147
17.1 Italy, Energy Sector Break Up by Fuel Type, 2010 147
17.2 Italy, Crude Oil Production and Consumption, 1996-2020 148
17.3 Italy, Crude Oil Trade Balance, 1996-2020 150
17.4 Italy, Natural Gas Production and Consumption, 1996-2020 152
17.5 Italy, Natural Gas Trade Balance, 1996-2020 154
17.6 Italy, Regulatory Structure and Infrastructure 155
18 Oil and Gas Supply Demand Balance in Kazakhstan 157
18.1 Kazakhstan, Energy Sector Break Up by Fuel Type, 2010 157
18.2 Kazakhstan, Crude Oil Production and Consumption, 1996-2020 157
18.3 Kazakhstan, Crude Oil Trade Balance, 1996-2020 160
18.4 Kazakhstan, Natural Gas Production and Consumption, 1996-2020 162
18.5 Kazakhstan, Natural Gas Trade Balance, 1996-2020 164
18.6 Kazakhstan, Regulatory Structure and Infrastructure 165
19 Oil and Gas Supply Demand Balance in Kyrgyzstan 167
19.1 Kyrgyzstan, Crude Oil Production and Consumption, 1996-2020 167
19.2 Kyrgyzstan, Crude Oil Trade Balance, 1996-2020 169
19.3 Kyrgyzstan, Natural Gas Production and Consumption, 1996-2020 171
19.4 Kyrgyzstan, Natural Gas Trade Balance, 1996-2020 173
20 Oil and Gas Supply Demand Balance in Lithuania 175
20.1 Lithuania, Crude Oil Production and Consumption, 1996-2020 175
20.2 Lithuania, Crude Oil Trade Balance, 1996-2020 177
20.3 Lithuania, Natural Gas Production and Consumption, 1996-2020 179
20.4 Lithuania, Natural Gas Trade Balance, 1996-2020 181
21 Oil and Gas Supply Demand Balance in Netherlands 183
21.1 Netherlands, Energy Sector Break Up by Fuel Type, 2010 183
21.2 Netherlands, Crude Oil Production and Consumption, 1996-2020 184
21.3 Netherlands, Crude Oil Trade Balance, 1996-2020 186
21.4 Netherlands, Natural Gas Production and Consumption, 1996-2020 187
21.5 Netherlands, Natural Gas Trade Balance, 1996-2020 190
21.6 Netherlands, Regulatory Structure and Infrastructure 191
22 Oil and Gas Supply Demand Balance in Norway 193
22.1 Norway, Energy Sector Break Up by Fuel Type, 2010 193
22.2 Norway, Crude Oil Production and Consumption, 1996-2020 194
22.3 Norway, Crude Oil Trade Balance, 1996-2020 196
22.4 Norway, Natural Gas Production and Consumption, 1996-2020 198
22.5 Norway, Natural Gas Trade Balance, 1996-2020 200
22.6 Norway, Regulatory Structure and Infrastructure 201
23 Oil and Gas Supply Demand Balance in Poland 203
23.1 Poland, Energy Sector Break Up by Fuel Type, 2010 203
23.2 Poland, Crude Oil Production and Consumption, 1996-2020 204
23.3 Poland, Crude Oil Trade Balance, 1996-2020 206
23.4 Poland, Natural Gas Production and Consumption, 1996-2020 208
23.5 Poland, Natural Gas Trade Balance, 1996-2020 210
23.6 Poland, Regulatory Structure and Infrastructure 211
24 Oil and Gas Supply Demand Balance in Romania 213
24.1 Romania, Energy Sector Break Up by Fuel Type, 2010 213
24.2 Romania, Crude Oil Production and Consumption, 1996-2020 214
24.3 Romania, Crude Oil Trade Balance, 1996-2020 216
24.4 Romania, Natural Gas Production and Consumption, 1996-2020 218
24.5 Romania, Natural Gas Trade Balance, 1996-2020 220
24.6 Romania, Regulatory Structure and Infrastructure 221
25 Oil and Gas Supply Demand Balance in Russia 223
25.1 Russia, Energy Sector Break Up by Fuel Type, 2010 223
25.2 Russia, Crude Oil Production and Consumption, 1996-2020 223
25.3 Russia, Crude Oil Trade Balance, 1996-2020 226
25.4 Russia, Natural Gas Production and Consumption, 1996-2020 228
25.5 Russia, Natural Gas Trade Balance, 1996-2020 230
25.6 Russia, Regulatory Structure and Infrastructure 231
26 Oil and Gas Supply Demand Balance in Serbia 233
26.1 Serbia, Crude Oil Production and Consumption, 1996-2020 233
26.2 Serbia, Crude Oil Trade Balance, 1996-2020 234
27 Oil and Gas Supply Demand Balance in Slovakia 235
27.1 Slovakia, Crude Oil Production and Consumption, 1996-2020 235
27.2 Slovakia, Crude Oil Trade Balance, 1996-2020 237
27.3 Slovakia, Natural Gas Production and Consumption, 1996-2020 239
27.4 Slovakia, Natural Gas Trade Balance, 1996-2020 241
28 Oil and Gas Supply Demand Balance in Spain 243
28.1 Spain, Energy Sector Break Up by Fuel Type, 2010 243
28.2 Spain, Crude Oil Production and Consumption, 1996-2020 244
28.3 Spain, Crude Oil Trade Balance, 1996-2020 246
28.4 Spain, Natural Gas Production and Consumption, 1996-2020 247
28.5 Spain, Natural Gas Trade Balance, 1996-2020 250
28.6 Spain, Regulatory Structure and Infrastructure 251
29 Oil and Gas Supply Demand Balance in Tajikistan 253
29.1 Tajikistan, Crude Oil Production and Consumption, 1996-2020 253
29.2 Tajikistan, Natural Gas Production and Consumption, 1996-2020 255
29.3 Tajikistan, Natural Gas Trade Balance, 1996-2020 257
30 Oil and Gas Supply Demand Balance in The Faroe Islands 259
30.1 The Faroe Islands, Crude Oil Production and Consumption, 1996-2020 259
31 Oil and Gas Supply Demand Balance in Turkey 261
31.1 Turkey, Energy Sector Break Up by Fuel Type, 2010 261
31.2 Turkey, Crude Oil Production and Consumption, 1996-2020 262
31.3 Turkey, Crude Oil Trade Balance, 1996-2020 264
31.4 Turkey, Natural Gas Production and Consumption, 1996-2020 266
31.5 Turkey, Natural Gas Trade Balance, 1996-2020 268
31.6 Turkey, Regulatory Structure and Infrastructure 269
32 Oil and Gas Supply Demand Balance in Turkmenistan 271
32.1 Turkmenistan, Energy Sector Break Up by Fuel Type, 2010 271
32.2 Turkmenistan, Crude Oil Production and Consumption, 1996-2020 272
32.3 Turkmenistan, Crude Oil Trade Balance, 1996-2020 274
32.4 Turkmenistan, Natural Gas Production and Consumption, 1996-2020 276
32.5 Turkmenistan, Natural Gas Trade Balance, 1996-2020 278
32.6 Turkmenistan, Regulatory Structure and Infrastructure 279
33 Oil and Gas Supply Demand Balance in Ukraine 281
33.1 Ukraine, Energy Sector Break Up by Fuel Type, 2010 281
33.2 Ukraine, Crude Oil Production and Consumption, 1996-2020 282
33.3 Ukraine, Crude Oil Trade Balance, 1996-2020 284
33.4 Ukraine, Natural Gas Production and Consumption, 1996-2020 285
33.5 Ukraine, Natural Gas Trade Balance, 1996-2020 288
33.6 Ukraine, Regulatory Structure and Infrastructure 289
34 Oil and Gas Supply Demand Balance in the UK 291
34.1 UK, Energy Sector Break Up by Fuel Type, 2010 291
34.2 UK, Crude Oil Production and Consumption, 1996-2020 292
34.3 United Kingdom, Crude Oil Trade Balance, 1996-2020 295
34.4 UK, Natural Gas Production and Consumption, 1996-2020 297
34.5 United Kingdom, Natural Gas Trade Balance, 1996-2020 299
34.6 United Kingdom, Regulatory Structure and Infrastructure 300
35 Oil and Gas Supply Demand Balance in Uzbekistan 302
35.1 Uzbekistan, Energy Sector Break Up by Fuel Type, 2010 302
35.2 Uzbekistan, Crude Oil Production and Consumption, 1996-2020 303
35.3 Uzbekistan, Crude Oil Trade Balance, 1996-2020 305
35.4 Uzbekistan, Natural Gas Production and Consumption, 1996-2020 307
35.5 Uzbekistan, Natural Gas Trade Balance, 1996-2020 309
35.6 Uzbekistan, Regulatory Structure and Infrastructure 310

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Hong Kong -- (SBWIRE) -- 10/29/2010 -- Marketsensus just released a report about the UK's current broadband policy, which will guide the sector's development through to 2015 at least. It is to a large measure based on Lord Carter's Digital Britain report, released in June 2009 and since legislated for in the April 2010 Digital Economy Act. This proposed a number of recommendations to provide an improved broadband network for the country. One of the key tenets was the provision of at least 2Mb/s nationally by 2015 (put back from 2012 as a result of funding issues). The remaining 10% of premises which cannot be effectively served by fixed-line broadband are to be provisioned with mobile broadband. To this end, the regulator Ofcom is currently preparing for the late-2011 joint auction of 800MHz and 2.6GHz spectrum which will be utilized by operators for LTE services. In addition, refarmed 900MHz spectrum will also be allowed for mobile broadband.

Content:
Financing Universal Broadband
Regulating Broadband access
Remaining issues
background
Economic considerations
Data speed as an issue
Cost as an issue

http://www.marketsensus.com/united-kingdom-national-broadband-policy-2015-p-95918.html

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The Future of Clean Technology Markets to 2020-Market Forecasts, Deal Analysis and Investment Opportunities

Hong Kong -- (SBWIRE) -- 10/29/2010 -- Marketsensus has just released a market report on the clean technology industry – "The Future of Clean Technology Markets to 2020-Market Forecasts, Deal Analysis and Investment Opportunities". The report provides key information and analysis on the market opportunities in the clean technology industry. The report covers key market trends and growth forecasts for the wide range of clean technology industries that include energy generation, energy storage, energy infrastructure, energy efficiency, air, water, manufacturing/industrial, transportation, recycling & waste management, material management and agriculture. Deal landscape covers the deal analysis for each of the clean technology industry from 2005 to 2009. It also provides the analysis on the basis of geography and deal type for the year 2009. Global warming concerns and government legislations are constantly promoting the sustainable technology industries across globe. These advancements are expected to cause a significant growth in the demand for clean technologies in various industries.

Contents:

GBI Research Report Guidance
Global Clean Technology Markets Definition
Energy Generation
Energy Storage
Energy Efficiency
Transportation
Smart Grid Energy Infrastructure
Water & Waste Water Management
Agriculture
Air Management
Recycling & Waste Management
Material Management
Manufacturing/ Industrial
Clean Technology: Definition and Necessity
What is Clean Technology?
Why Clean Technology?
Global Warming Concerns
Rising Energy Demand
Limited Conventional Reserves
Global Clean Technology Markets Deals Landscape
Overall Deals Landscape in Clean Technology, 2009
Deals Landscape of Clean Technology by Sector, 2009
Deals Landscape of Clean Technology by Geography, 2009
Deals Landscape of Clean Technology by Type, 2009
Clean Technology: Energy Generation Market Analysis
Renewable Energy: Market Forecasts to 2020 and Investment Analysis
Solar Market: Overview, Market Analysis and Forecasts to 2020
Solar Thermal Power—the Next Solar Power Generation
Wind Power: Overview, Market Analysis and Forecasts to 2020
Geothermal: Overview, Market Analysis and Forecasts to 2020
Biopower: Overview, Market Analysis and Forecasts to 2020
Clean Technology: Advanced Energy Storage Market Analysis
Advanced Energy Storage: Market Analysis and Forecasts to 2020
Global Advanced Energy Storage Market: Investment Scenario
Advanced Batteries: Overview, Market Analysis and Forecasts to 2020
Ultracapacitors: Overview, Market Analysis and Forecasts to 2020
Flywheel Uninterrupted Power Supply (UPS) Energy Storage Systems
Clean Technology: Energy Efficiency Market Analysis
Energy Efficient Lighting: Overview, Market Analysis and Forecasts to 2020
Global Green Buildings Market Analysis
Global Energy Efficiency Market: Investment Scenario
Clean Technology: Transportation Market Analysis
Transportation Sector: Overview, Market Analysis and Forecasts to 2020
Global Clean Technology Transportation Market: Investment Scenario
Global Hybrid Electric Cars: Overview, Market Analysis and Forecasts to 2020
Plug in Hybrid Electric Cars: Overview, Market Analysis and Forecasts to 2020
Biofuels: Overview, Market Analysis and Forecasts to 2020
Clean Technology: Smart Grid Infrastructure Market Analysis
About Smart Grid
Smart Grid Market Overview
Major Markets Scenario
Global Smart Grid Infrastructure: Investment Scenario
Global Smart Meter Installations
Asia-Pacific
Europe
The US
Global IEC61850 Switches Market Analysis
Projects for Smart Grid and its Enabling Technologies
Global High Voltage Direct Current (HVDC) Projects
Global Broadband over Power Line (BPL) trial Projects
Global Smart Grid Pilot Projects
Clean Technology: Material Management Market Analysis
Global Material Management Market: Investment Scenario
Micro Electro Mechanical Systems (MEMS): Overview, Market Analysis and Forecasts to 2020
Clean Technology: Water & Waste Water Management Market Analysis
Water & Waste Water Management: Overview, Market Analysis and Forecasts to 2020
Global Water and Waste Water Management: Investment Scenario
Global Water and Waste Water Treatment Market on the basis of Geography, 2009
Asia Pacific
America
Clean Technology: Agriculture Market Analysis
Global Agriculture: Overview, Market Analysis and Forecasts to 2020
Global Agriculture Market: Investment Scenario
Clean Technology: Air Management Market Analysis
Global Air Filtration and Purification: Market Analysis and Forecasts to 2020
Global Air Management Market: Investment Scenario
Clean Technology: Recycling and Waste Management Market Analysis
Global Recycling and Waste Management Market Revenues ($bn), 2009–2020
Global Recycling and Waste Management Market: Investment Scenario
Clean Technology: Manufacturing/ Industrial Market Analysis
Global Monitoring and Control Systems Market Revenues ($bn) in Manufacturing/Industrial, 2009–2020
Global Manufacturing/ Industrial Market: Investment Scenario

The Future of Clean Technology Markets to 2020-Market Forecasts, Deal Analysis and Investment Opportunities:
http://www.marketsensus.com/future-clean-technology-markets-2020market-forecasts-deal-analysis-investment-opportunities-p-91881.html

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Hong Kong -- (SBWIRE) -- 10/29/2010 -- Marketsensus has just released a market report on the Biotechnology and the pharmaceutical industry – "Biotechnology Pharmaceutical Market in US 2009-2013". The Biotechnology Pharmaceutical research report analyzes Biotechnology Pharmaceutical markets' recent performance and provides the US market revenue and growth rates from 2009 through to 2013. It also provides detailed market segmentation based on the type of disease the drugs are formulated to treat or based on therapeutic class. The report includes comprehensive analysis of various trends and changes taking place in the Biotechnology Pharmaceutical market in the US. This biomedical research report also explains the factors influencing market growth and also inhibitors preventing their adoption. It also provides basic profiles of some of the leading vendors in the market.

Contents:

Market Size and Forecast
Market Segmentation
Market Trends in Biotechnology Pharmaceutical in US
Market Drivers in Biotechnology Pharmaceutical in US
Market Challenges in Biotechnology Pharmaceutical in US
Vendors
Related Reports in this Series

Biotechnology Pharmaceutical Market in US 2009-2013:
http://www.marketsensus.com/biotechnology-pharmaceutical-market-20092013-p-96079.html

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Hong Kong, SAR -- (SBWIRE) -- 10/21/2010 -- Marketsensus.com announces the addition of new report "the natural gas power generation technologies market outlook: market overview, capacity, generation, new developments and the future outlook" For more information see http://www.marketsensus.com/natural-power-generation-technologies-market-outlook-market-overview-capacity-generation-developments-future-outlook-p-95911.html

While the world's attention is increasing turning to clean energy the world's demand for natural gas-based power grew over 6.2% from 2002 to 2007, the highest use among all fossil fuels. Natural gas-based power generation accounts for over 20% of global electricity consumption.

Concern relating to the effects of global warming is driving nations to look for cleaner sources of energy. Natural gas, being the cleanest fossil fuel, possesses the potential to become a "transition-fuel" for global economies as they transit from fossil fuels to renewable power sources.

Natural gas combined cycle (NGCC) is the most prominent natural gas-based power generation technology with close to a 60% net operating efficiency. The leading manufacturers of NGCC plan to offer the next generation NGCC systems delivering above 60% net operating efficiency in the coming 2-3 years.

Growth in natural gas-based electricity generation will primarily be driven by developed nations (especially the US, Germany and the UK). Developing economies will find that the majority of their new power capacity installation comes from coal.

The report provides insight into natural gas-based power generation technologies, new order volumes by country and the future outlook. The report also breaks down the use of natural gas as an electricity source in major economies

For more information see http://www.marketsensus.com/natural-power-generation-technologies-market-outlook-market-overview-capacity-generation-developments-future-outlook-p-95911.html

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