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CTIA Measuring Wireless Today CTIA’s Semi-Annual Survey -Measuring the How Many and How Much of the Wireless Industry Dr. Robert F. Roche CTIA Research

CTIA’s Semi-Annual Wireless Industry “Data Survey” Conducted semi-annually since January surveys facilities-based service providers (licensees) and lays down the benchmarks for the wireless industry: –how many revenue-generating subscribers –how much service revenue –how much cumulative capital investment –how many operational cell sites/switches –how many direct employees –average local monthly bill –usage measurements

CTIA’s Semi-Annual Wireless Industry “Data Survey” –Does not track price per minute –Does not track “Cost per Gross Add” –Does not track prospective investment –Does not track specific pricing plans (e.g., One-rate type offerings) –Does not maintain carrier-specific data, only aggregate industry data –Nonetheless, collected data does provide basis for variety of benchmarks, both direct and derived benchmarks / ratios.

Revenue Generating Subscribership We ask carriers to report: Total Beginning and ending revenue-generating subscribers, Digital Beginning and ending revenue-generating subscribers, Beginning and ending prepaid subscribership, Gross additions, and Total disconnects for the six month survey period.

Total Service Revenues The “total service” revenues we track are composed of: Local service revenues, Roaming revenues, Prepaid revenues, and Vertical service charges. Toll revenues have only been tracked since December 1998, and are tracked separately from the traditionally defined “total service” revenues.

Average Local Monthly Bill We request carriers report: The average local monthly bill, which is based on: –Local service revenues, –Including charges for vertical services in the local serving area. This is exclusive of: –Toll and roaming revenues, –Equipment-related revenues, –Taxes, fees, or pass-through surcharges. This is based only on active revenue-generating subscribers.

Cumulative Capital Investment We request carriers report: Total cumulative capital investment, including Cumulative System/Network capital investment, Cumulative Non-system/non-network capital investment. This is exclusive of the cost of licenses (whether bought at public or private auction, or otherwise acquired), and excludes intangibles. This is not reduced by accumulated depreciation.

Cell Sites We request carriers report: The total number of commercially operational cell sites as of the end of the survey period. Non-operational cell sites (e.g., those prior to service initiation) are not to be reported. We do not request carriers report these cell sites broken down by technological flavor – i.e., GSM v. TDMA v. CDMA v. AMPS. We do not track the number of “towers” nor do we adjust the figures for non-responding companies or for co-location.

Reported Subscriber and Cell Site Trends

Minutes of Use and Average Length of Call We request carriers report: Total local billable minutes of use and billable calls; Total roaming billable minutes of use and billable calls; Total prepaid billable minutes of use and billable calls (a subset of local minutes of use and calls). This makes possible calculation of total reported industry billable MOUs, as well as: –the average length of call for each subset, –a straight average MOUs per reported subscriber for the period (based on reported MOUs and average reported subscribership).

Wireless Demand and Usage Trends

Carrier Employment We request carriers report: The total number of direct carrier employees, The total number of direct sales employees, The total number of other direct employees. We do not further segment the reported employee base, nor do we track sales agents or their employees.