Where is the telecoms industry heading?
In the next three shows Telecom Report tries to unravel the question of the future of telecoms. What content will we access? How will we access that content? What will happen with digital advertising, handsets and operators?
How will we spend our money? And how will telcos make money?

In this first show, we look at consumers and business models.
The Futre of Telecoms - Full program (10 min 56 sec, Video, subtitled 

What kind of business models will prove successful to both consumers and enterprises? Telecom Report talks to 3UK, Telstra and analyst Jane Zweig to get a better picture.

Telecom Report looks at Swedish music company Spotify, which has changed the model when it comes to streaming technology.
We also ask five British telecom consumers what’s on your their mind.

Social networking forms the basis of the Mobile Life Centre in Stockholm, Sweden, which is researching the mobile services of the future. A phone that analyzes behavior, live mobile-video mixing and a GPS-enabled chat application are some of the services it has developed so far. 

The next important step in the evolution of the web will enable computers to interpret information and data. The “semantic web” will make it easier to handle the tremendous amount of data available – creating new business opportunities for a range of industries. 

Each Telecom Report is published in two separate packages over a 30-day period. The first issue will contain the introductory part of the theme, while the second will include the full program and articles.