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SECTION TWO SECTION TWO The TV viewing The TV viewing The total video viewing landscape landscape landscape A Few Definitions before we start TV Live/Recorded Broadcaster generated content viewed on any device. Live TV TV


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The TV viewing landscape

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The TV viewing landscape

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The total video viewing landscape

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A Few Definitions before we start

  • TV – Live/Recorded Broadcaster generated content viewed on any

device.

  • Live TV – TV viewed at time of transmission
  • Recorded TV – TV viewed within 7 days of transmission
  • BVOD – Broadcaster Video On demand viewed on any device via the

player or ondemand service (on TV set 8+ days after transmission) on all other devices – anytime.

  • Shortform – Youtube, facebook and any other short clips of video
  • Stand Alone – Netflix, Amazon Prime, Other streaming services,

gaming.

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Source: CSO. Nielsen Individuals. TV set viewing within 7 days of broadcast 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017

0.1 2.55 3.06 3.14 3.14 3.16 3.23 3.25 3.16 3.05 3.05 3.01 3.02 3.00

Total TV BVOD

4.0

89%

Internet access*

HOURS OF TV VIEWED ON A TV SET PER DAY

In a decade of disruption, TV viewing on a TV set is resilient

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If live TV didn’t exist we’d have to invent it

  • Technology changes quickly but human needs do not.
  • We are sociable and love to share live experiences.
  • Live TV reaches 88% of adults in a week.
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Young people love TV in all its forms

Broadcaster generated content accounts for 65% of 15-34’s video diet Young people are enthusiastic adopters of new forms of TV but this isn’t included in industry measurement, yet …..

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TV is going everywhere

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TV is having babies. Over time, TV's new babies will mature. Some will survive

and some will die. 
 Consumers will continue to consume video, and there will continue to be plenty of

  • pportunities for advertisers.



 People love television -- regardless of how it is delivered or what we choose to call it.


  • Bob Hoffman, The Ad

Contrarian

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Video Integration Strategy for a Total Audience The VISTA Project

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Methodology – Award Winning Research

  • Winner of the Data Analytics category in the Research Excellence Awards

2017.

  • Data Fusion conducted by Nielsen Data Science Team

Total Viewing Study Establishment Survey TAM Ratings Data A/V Data Solution Lifestyle Survey

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3 hr 8 mins per day

Our Video Day - % of mins viewed x format

15-24 yrs

5% 15% 21% 1% 9% 7% 41%

Live TV Recorded TV BVOD PPV Shordorm Stand Alone Other

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25-44 yrs

1% 13% 9% 1% 6% 17% 53%

3 hr 57 mins per day

Our Video Day - % of mins viewed x format

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45+ yrs

3% 3% 2% 10% 82%

4 hr 8 mins

Our Video Day - % of mins viewed x format

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15-24 yrs 25-44 yrs 3 hr 57 mins per day 45+ yrs 4 hr 8 mins per day 3 hr 8 mins per day

Our Video Day - % of mins viewed x format

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25-44 yrs

22.5 45 67.5 90

45+ yrs

22.5 45 67.5 90

Our Video Day - incremental Daily Reach build x format

22.5 45 67.5 90

15-24 yrs

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15-24 yrs – Share of Ads viewed

Format Share of Video Share of Ads Live TV 41.4 78.8 Recorded TV 7.3 5.4 BVOD 8.8 4.5 Short form 21.2 11.3 PPV 1.4 Stand Alone 15.3 Others 4.7

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Our Video Day - % of minutes viewed x device

15-24 years

55% 5% 22% 19%

45+ years

95% 1% 2% 2%

25-44 years

81% 3% 9% 7%

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Source: TAM A/V Data Solution

5.7%

14.5%

6.4%

22.2%

% average net monthly reach of Adults 15-24 watching broadcaster VOD via device

Laptop / desktop Tablet Smartphone TV set

Younger viewers are embracing smaller screens for broadcaster VOD

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2017 IPSOS MRBI TAM Viewing habits

“In the home” still dominates AV viewing

79.8% TV Set 4.5% Laptop 5.4% Mobile Phone 0.3% Desktop 1.8% Tablet 0.6% Games Console

  • Over 90% of all A/V

Viewing Still Happens in The Home, Regardless of Device

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As video consumption increases across digital channels – so does video advertising

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The average TV campaign in Ireland gets 16.38 million views

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BVOD viewers watch on the Big Screen Average viewers per view Increase in Purchase Consideration when BVOD is added to linear TV campaigns

Key Findings - Firefly Research

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INCREASE IN AVG. NO. OF VERY LARGE BUSINESS EFFECTS FROM ADDING 0% 9% 18% 27% 36% TV without BVoD TV with BVoD

Broadcaster VOD enhances TV’s effectiveness


  • Source: Media in Focus, 2016, Binet & Field IPA

27% 36%

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ADFX 2018 – Energia – TV (Brand Building)Ad

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ADFX 2018 – Energia VOD (activation) Ad

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Tailor ads for device, platform and context Keep ads short and brand early and often Good video creative helps us all Content creation can open up new markets and

  • pportunities

Be Creative

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Viewing is a massive part of our lives Content is and will always be king Synergy beats Specialism: Combining mass reach (TV) for long term brand building and exponential growth with targeting (VOD) for activation provides the ideal mix for brand growth Integrated screen planning is important to maximise reach across all screens, from TV to mobile video

Key learnings