In January 2010, the revenues from providing IP-telephony services in Ukraine amounted to 14.8 mn UAH, according to the report of the State Statistics Committee of Ukraine.

In January 2010, the operators’ revenues from providing services of cable television access increased by 18.6%, as compared to 2009, reaching 113.5 mn UAH, the State Statistics Committee of Ukraine reports.

In January 2010, the number of Ukrainian Internet users increased by 3.43% compared with December 2009, a ccording to the report of Bigmir.

Specialists of the Ukrainian State Center of Radio Frequencies (UCRF) began preparations for the implementation of a complex of administrative and technical measures related to Euro 2012 in Ukraine , the UCRF press office reports.

In January-December 2009, the operators’ revenues from providing services of Internet access increased, as compared with January-December 2008, by 38.3 % to 2.8 bn UAH (1 USD = approx. 8 UAH), according to the report of the State Statistics Committee of Ukraine.

In 2009, the revenues from providing mobile communication services in Ukraine decreased by 3.9%, compared to the same period in 2008, and amounted to 28.4 bn UAH (1 USD = approx. 8 UAH), according to the report of the State Statistics Committee of Ukraine.

In 2009, the operators’ revenues from providing services of cable television access increased, as compared with 2008, by 28.2% to 1.28 bn UAH (1 USD = approx. 8 UAH), according to the report of the State Statistics Committee of Ukraine.

In 2009, the revenues from providing telecommunication services in Ukraine decreased by 3 %, as compared to 2008, to 46.2845 bn UAH (1 USD = approx. 8 UAH), according to the report of the State Statistics Committee of Ukraine.

The number of cellular communication users in Ukraine in November 2009 made 54.962 mn (compared to 55.229 mn in October), according to the report of IKS-Consulting.

The subscriber base of the mobile operator UMC (TM MTS-Ukraine) in November 2009 decreased by 131.211 thousand, as compared to October 2009. according to the report of IKS-Consulting.

The subscriber base of the mobile operator Kyivstar in November 2009 decreased by 214.851 thousand, according to the report of IKS-Consulting.

he subscriber base of the mobile operator Astelit (ТМ life:) in November 2009 increased by 123 thousand, according to the report of IKS-Consulting.

In January-November 2009, the operators’ revenues from providing services of Internet access increased, as compared with January-November 2008, by 39.4 % to 2.58 bn UAH, according to the report of the State Statistics Committee of Ukraine.

In January-November 2009, the operators’ revenues from providing services of cable television access increased, as compared with January-November 2008, by 28.6% to 1.164 bn UAH, according to the report of the State Statistics Committee of Ukraine.

In January-November 2009, the operators’ revenues from providing mobile communication services in Ukraine decreased by 4%, as compared to the same period in 2008, to 25.8 bn UAH, according to the report of the State Statistics Committee of Ukraine.

The National Communication Regulation Commission (the NCRC) has canceled a separate type of licenses for providing long-distance and international fixed-line IP based telephony.

Mobile operators may obtain frequencies in the range 700-850 MHz for the development of LTE — the fourth generation (4G) communication. The member of the National Television and Radio Broadcasting Council Ihor Kurus says that the National Council is ready to discuss with the NCRC the option of attracting investment for the project of digital television implementation.

The mobile operator Kyivstar has presented documents to the National Television and Radio Broadcasting Council for licensing as a provider of the IPTV program service, acting head of the National Council Andrey Miroshnichenko has reported at the briefing.

As of October 1 this year, the total number of broadband subscribers (private and corporate), estimated by iKS-Consulting, totaled 2.05 million. As of the end of 3Q 2009, the number of private broadband subscribers totaled 1.8 million.

The National Communication Regulation Commission (NCRC) may issue regional licenses for the range of 5.2–5.3 GHz for 802.16 (WiMax) standard without a tender, the NCRC member Volodymyr Oliynyk reports.