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Central America Internet Stats > Site Links > Honduras
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Honduras
Internet Usage and
Telecoms Report
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Internet Usage Statistics:
958,500
Internet users as of December, 2009, 12.0% of the population,
according to the ITU.
Latest Population
Estimate:
7,989,415
population estimate for 2010, according to US Census Bureau.
Latest Country GDP
Estimate:
GDP per
capita was US$ 1,913 for 2010, according to the I.M.F.
Country Area:
112,088 sq
km - Population density: 71 persons/sq km
Internet Usage and
Population Growth:
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YEAR
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Users
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Population
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% Pen.
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Usage
Source
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2000
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40,000
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6,076,875
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0.7
%
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ITU
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2005
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223,000
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6,569,026
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3.4
%
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ITU
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2008
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344,100
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7,639,327
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4.5
%
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ITU
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2009
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958,500
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7,833,696
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12.2
%
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ITU
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2010
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958,500
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7,989,415
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12.0
%
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ITU
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Honduras Search
Engines:
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Engines.
Honduras Profile:
Honduras Profile by
the BBC
Honduras Profile by
the CIA
Honduras information in the
Wikipedia
Telecommunications Report for
Honduras
Honduras has the fourth
lowest fixed-line penetration in Latin America. The government
pledged to increase telecom competition prior to the
market’s full liberalisation scheduled for December 2005.
In September 2003, it launched the ‘Telephony For
All’ program, which allows new operators to provide local
telephone services by becoming partners of Hondutel, the
state-owned fixed-line incumbent. Millicom subsidiary Celtel was
the only mobile operator until late 2003. Mobile telephony
received a boost in 2004, following the November 2003 launch of a
second mobile provider, Sercom (then known as Megatel), and the
entry of América Móvil into the Honduran market when it
acquired 100% of Sercom in June 2004. Get this report
now.
Recommended Telecommunications
Reports:
Telecommunications, Telecoms, Mobile and
Broadband in Central America
Central American countries are Belize, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras,
Nicaragua, and Panama, all of which are small countries with generally low GDP per
capita but with considerable scope for development in all telecom sectors. This
annual report offers a wealth of information on the trends and developments in
fixed-line telephony, mobile telephony, Internet, broadband, digital TV, and
converging media including VoIP and IPTV developments. See the table of content and executive summary
here.
Click on this link to see the latest Telecommunications
Market Reports for Central America. More statistics, figures and updates become available all the
time.
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