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Small Change, Big Impact Jeremy Pounder, Mindshare 5 th November 2010, European TV Symposium

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Page 1: Small change, big impact

Small Change, Big Impact

Jeremy Pounder, Mindshare

5th November 2010, European TV Symposium

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The ‘end of linear TV’ is a tale long foretold

‘By the year 2000, you’re going to have a very hard time telling me whether your TV set is a computer or a TV’

Nicholas Negroponte, Founder of MIT MediaLab 1989

‘Once you have Google television, you’re going to be very busy, it’s going to ruin

your evening’

Eric SchmidtGoogle CEO, 2010

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Linear TV will be more resilient than many anticipate

75% of TV viewing in the UK will still be

linear in

2020

Around

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1. Choice is very hard to manage

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TV viewers manage choice through channel brands & the schedule

Source: BARB; *top 10% by frequency

53% of viewers spend 95%+ of their viewing on<10

channels

32%of viewers change

channels <5 times in an evening

66% of heavy channel

changers* spend 95%+ of their viewing on<10

channels

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2) The enduring allure of New!

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Viewers stick to linear TV even after many years of PVR use

Sky + timeshifted viewing by years of ownership (%)

Source: SkyView

1717161615

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

90

100

5+4321

% timeshifted viewing

No Years of Ownership

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Linear will still dominate, though VOD will drive non-linear growth

Linear

PVR timeshiftVOD

2020 (f)

75%

10%

15%

2010

92%

6%2%

Estimated share of TV viewing by type (%) 2010-2020 (f)

Source: BARB / Comscore / Mindshare estimates (includes longform online video eg iplayer)

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Estimated share of viewing by age (%) 2020(f)

Source: BARB / Mindshare estimates

Timeshifted

Linear

55+

15%

85%

45-54

25%

75%

35-44

35%

65%

25-34

40%

60%

16-24

45%

55%

Adults

25%

75%

But, non-linear viewing will most likely skew young and upmarket

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Putting a disproportionate amount of ad revenue at risk

28%16-3419%

16-34

Total Viewing (%) Ad Rev (%)

Up to 15% of TV ad revenue at

risk

Source: BARB / Group M estimates

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On-demand viewing is one challenge amongst many for TV advertising

Migration of key audiences to on-demand

+

Ongoing growth of pay

Structural change (search)

Weak economic environment

‘Other’ revenue streams (eg merchandising)

Increasing pressure over next 5-10 years…

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Advertising’s share of TV revenue will be significantly smaller

100%

Subscriptions

Advertising

Public Funds (BBC)

Other

2020 (f)

17

50%

23%

17%

10%

2009

11

41%

28%

24%

6%

Source: Ofcom / Mindshare estimates

TV industry revenue £bn, nominal terms 2009 -2020 (f)

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Advertisers

Talent

Rights Holder

Content Production Channel

Device

IP Delivery Network(eg BT)

Consumer

TV Delivery Network (eg Sky)

Content Aggregator

(eg Sony, Apple)

As a result, advertisers will become increasingly involved across the value chain

Content Production Packaging Delivery Consumption

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Advertising will split into three broad types

100%

Subscriptions

Advertising

Public Funds (BBC)

Other

2020 (f)

17

50%

23%

17%

10%

2009

11

41%

28%

24%

6%

Source: Ofcom / Mindshare estimates

TV industry revenue £bn, nominal terms 2009 -2020 (f)

Addressable

Content

Spot

35%

15%

50%

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Linear spot advertising

Content

Addressable advertising

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Linear spot advertising

Content

Addressable advertising

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Linear spot advertising will increasingly become the preserve of mass market categories

3%

2010

12%

4%

10%

18%

9%

11%

26%

6%

28%

12%

2%

6%

10%

Retail 13%

2020 (est)

Misc

Finance

Ent & Media

Food & Drink

ToiletriesHousehold Stores

Motors

31%

+15%

Potential Linear Spot Advertising Share by Category 2010 – 2020 (est)

Source: NMR / Mindshare estimates

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Trading innovation & relaxation of regulation will help maintain spot revenues

Minutage flexibility

Fixed peak pricing

Auction based pricing

Help maintain yield & Total Revenue

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Linear spot advertising

Content

Addressable advertising

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Content funding will grow but within limits

Challenges

Transaction costs

Suitability (genre / advertiser)

Risk for advertiser

Demonstration of ROI

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Linear spot advertising

Content

Addressable advertising

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TV Platform Ad Server(eg Sky AdSmart)

Platform owned data

3rd Party integrated

data

Eg Experian

Eg DemographicsViewing habitsStated preferences

C4 (VOD / Linear)

Car insurance up for renewal

Home insurance up for renewal

C4 (VOD / Linear)

Pre roll / linear break

Pre roll / linear break

Price comparison site Home execution

Price comparison site Car execution

Addressable advertising is perhaps the biggest opportunity

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Heavily focused on categories with high value customers

Misc

10%

4%

9%

18%

34%

13%

Ent & Media

Retail

Household Stores

Toiletries

Food & Drink

2020 (est)

31% 27%

5%

Finance

Motors

5%2%7%

7%

2010

12%

10%

6%

+31%

Potential Advertising Share by Category 2010 – 2020 (est)

Linear Spot Advertising

Addressable Advertising

Source: NMR / Mindshare estimates

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But some fundamental challenges lie along the way

Creative

Data AnalysisTrading

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Linear spot advertising

Content

Addressable advertising

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Plus ça change…