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ACORN-REDECOM Conference New Technologies and its Challenges for Telecommunications Regulation in Latin America Brasilia May 14-15 Christopher Libertelli Senior Director, Government and Regulatory Affairs Skype | Americas Skype is software


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ACORN-REDECOM Conference

New Technologies and its Challenges for Telecommunications Regulation in Latin America Brasilia May 14-15

Christopher Libertelli Senior Director, Government and Regulatory Affairs Skype | Americas

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Skype is software for enabling the world’s conversations

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Skype is one of the fastest adopted technologies in history

Skype Global Registered Users

(Millions)

400k

new users

per day*

* As of Q4 2009 based on Skype data

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More than 250 billion minutes of free Skype-to-Skype calls

Skype-to-Skype Calls in Minutes

(Billions) * As of Q4 2009, Skype users made cumulative 250 billion minutes of S2S calls since inception

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Skype is for making free Skype-to-Skype calls

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Skype is now the largest provider of international calls

* Based on independent research from Telegeography January 2010

2.8% 4.4% 6.0% 8.0% 12%

2005 2006 2007 2008 2009

Percentage based on international calling minutes

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Skype is for rich, high quality video calls

More than 36% of Skype-to-Skype minutes include video

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Our platform goal is ubiquity enabling conversations everywhere

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Skype is partnering with mobile carriers

Low rates on calls to phones and mobiles Never miss your Skype calls Free Skype-to- Skype calls and IM

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The Shift to the Cloud: Data Points

What is Cloud Computing? Gartner defines it as: “a style of computing where massively scalable IT-related capabilities are provided 'as a service' using Internet technologies to multiple external customers”

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The Shift to the Cloud: Data Points

$42B

spending on IT cloud services by 2012, with more enterprises considering and adopting cloud

  • fferings due to

current economic woes

Source: IDC Source: IDC
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The Shift to the Cloud: Data Points

$18B

Worldwide Unified Communications product revenues by 2012

Source: IDC
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The Shift to the Cloud: Data Points

Source: IDC

58% say cloud computing will cause a radical shift in IT 47% are already using it

  • r actively

researching it Just 18% call cloud computing a "passing fad"

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The Shift to the Cloud: Data Points

Source: IDC

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Cloud loud Of Offering erings Collaboration tools – 67% App platforms & dev software – 61% Enterprise application software – 54% Utilities/management software – 54% Personal productivity software – 45%

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Skype in Brazil

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Skype in Brazil

Principle VOIP/TDM Destinations | Year End 2009

Minutos Entrantes (miles de millones) México China India Filipinas Brasil Polonia Colombia Rusia Indonesia El Salvador Guatemala Tailandia Argentina Nigeria Israel Senegal : TeleGeography Research, 2009

Brasil is top 5 traffic destination

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Who Uses Skype in Brazil?

Skew slightly male Concentrated in younger

  • nline demographics

2 in 5 have family or friends living outside of Brasil 1 in 4 travel regularly for business or pleasure

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Who Uses Skype in Brazil?

92% use instant messaging 83% have tried video calling Over 1/4 use to call family & friends internationally 1/3 have mobile net access

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Skype and Public Policy

A policy framework that places broadband consumers at the center of a growing ecosystem built on:

  • Universal, Affordable and Open Networks
  • “Multi-modal” competition
  • Transparency
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Virtuous Cycle of Reinforcing Investments

Skype APIs/SDK Embedded CE devices Users Operators and Web Developers

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Skype and Public Policy

  • Universal, Affordable and Open Networks
  • Repurposing universal service support to broadband

and away from circuit switched infrastructure

  • Openness built on nondiscrimination and case by

case adjudications to control unintended consequences of network neutrality rules

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Skype and Public Policy

  • Multi-modal competition: how much competition is

enough in mobile?

Cullen and Shcherbakov: Significant customer switching costs: $230 USD. Complex empirical model including persistent unobserved consumer heterogeneity in tastes for handset-carrier combinations as well as the possibility

  • f strategic, dynamic, decision making on the part of consumers.
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Skype and Public Policy

  • Customer sovereignty through transparency. A simple

quality label for Skype users

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Skype and Public Policy

  • Crowd-sourcing broadband measurement through M-Lab

www.measurementlab.net

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Appendix

Cullen and Shcherbakov http://fjallfoss.fcc.gov/ecfs/document/view?id=7020438577

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Obrigado pela atenção!