Media Comparisons 2012 Persons

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1 Media Comparisons 2012 Persons

2 Television Reaches More People Each Day than Any Other Medium Television 88,3 Internet 73,1 Radio Newspaper Mobile Phone Magazines 27,8 24,8 36,1 58,8 % Reached Yesterday Persons 18+ Tablet 11,7 2

14,3 27,8 36,1 38,6 2012 2010 Magazines 24,8 28,6 Tablet 11,7 Source: TVB Media

3 TV Reach Remains Strong Despite Digital Growth % Reached Yesterday: A18+ Television 88,3 89,5 Internet 73,1 67,5 Radio 58,8 60,6 Newspaper Mobile Phone 14,3 27,8 36,1 38, Magazines 24,8 28,6 Tablet 11,7 Source: TVB Media Comparisons Study 2010/2012. Knowledge Networks Inc. Custom Survey. Tablet not surveyed in

4 TV Reaches More People Across All Major Age Groups (%) Age Television Newspapers Radio Magazines Internet Mobile Phone Tablet

5 TV Reaches More Upscale Households (%) Household Income Television Newspapers Radio Magazines Internet Mobile Phone Tablet Under $25K $25K-$50K $50K-$75K $75K $100K

6 People Spend More Time with Television Than with Any Other Major Medium 5,2 Daily Time Spent Yesterday (In Hours) Persons 18+ 3,0 1,4 0,7 0,4 0,3 0,2 Television Internet Radio Mobile Phone Newspapers Tablet Magazines 6

Newspaper Radio Magazines Internet Mobile Phone Tablet W18+ 5.42 0.38 1.

7 Women Spend More Total Time With Media; Television Dominates Time Spent for Both Genders Average Daily Time Spent (In Hours) Adults Television Newspaper Radio Magazines Internet Mobile Phone Tablet W M Total 7

Total Time Spent with Media is Up; Time Spent with TV Continues to Dominate Average daily time spent in hours: A18+ Television Internet Radio Mobile Phone Newspaper Tablet Magazines +15% +133% 0,3

8 Total Time Spent with Media is Up; Time Spent with TV Continues to Dominate Average daily time spent in hours: A18+ Television Internet Radio Mobile Phone Newspaper Tablet Magazines +15% +133% 0,3 0,4 0,4 0,3 0,2 0,2 0,7 1,4 1, ,6 3,0 5,2 5,3 Total time spent with media is up +8% Source: TVB Media Comparisons Study 2010/2012. Knowledge Networks Inc. Custom Survey. Tablet not surveyed in

9 Time Spent with TV Tops Other Media Across Demographic Groups Age Persons Average Daily Time Spent (In Hours) Television Newspapers Radio Magazines Internet Mobile Phone Tablet

18-49 +3% 4,62 4,46 25-49 +5% 4,75 4,50 25-54 4,69 4,73 35-64 5,24 5,80 65+ 6,38 7,19

10 Younger Demographic Groups are Increasing Their Time Spent with Television Television Average daily time spent: (In Hours) ,20 5, % 3,88 4, % 4,62 4, % 4,75 4, ,69 4, ,24 5, ,38 7,19 Source: TVB Media Comparisons Study 2010/2012. Knowledge Networks Inc. Custom Survey. 10

would like to try or buy: % A18+ 8,0 2,9 6,8 8,7 0,4 0,4 9,4 Television

11 More People Learn About Products They Would Like to Try or Buy From TV Commercials 39,8 Source most likely to learn about products or brands you would like to try or buy: % A18+ 8,0 2,9 6,8 8,7 0,4 0,4 9,4 Television Newspapers Radio Magazines Internet Mobile Outdoor Billboards Other 23.6% responded Don t Know 11

% A18+ 10,6 1,8 4,4 5,6 0,8 0,2 Television Newspapers Radio

12 Television is Most Influential in Making a Purchase Decision 37,2 Advertising medium most influential in making a purchase decision: % A18+ 10,6 1,8 4,4 5,6 0,8 0,2 Television Newspapers Radio Magazines Internet Mobile Outdoor Billboards 39.5% responded Don t Know 12

13 Television Influences More Purchase Decisions Across All Major Age Groups (%) Age Television Newspapers Radio Magazines Outdoor Billboards Internet Mobile Phone

14 Consumers Are Enhancing Their TV Experience Adoption of new technology and synergistic media capability is growing. 69.4% of adults 18+ have HD TV sets. 37% are Internet-capable 8.5% have 3-D capability A D capability is at 11.2% 14

15 Viewers Are Savvy About HD Quality Do you notice when a commercial on an HD channel isn t being shown in HD format? (%) 29,9 48,3 43,6 41,5 35,4 29,4 P13-17 A18-34 A18-49 A25-54 A35-64 A65+ Based on HD TV owners. 15

16 51% of Adults Say a TV Ad Prompted Them to Go Online to Find Out More Source: TVB Media Comparisons Study 2012

17 Social Networks Have Reached Critical Mass A18+ Members of Social Networking Site 61% Source: TVB Media Comparisons Study 2012

18 Social Networks are Not Primary Drivers of Consumer Purchases Source: TVB Media Comparisons Study 2012

19 Mobile Phone Content Impact Nearly half of mobile phone owners 18+ have smart phones and access Internet content. Teens are reaching adult penetration levels. 86% of adults 18+ own a mobile phone 46% have smart phones Smart phone ownership up +93% from % of smart phone owners access Internet content via phone Highest demographic group is A18-49 at 54.5% 74% of Teens own a mobile phone 37.5% have smart phones Smart phone ownership up +58% from % access content on the Internet via phone 19

20 Content Accessed on Cell Phone or Mobile Device A18-34 leads content viewing, but the behavior is strong across core demos. Age % Smart Phone Users Viewing Internet Content on Mobile % Total Persons

source 10,4% Persons 18+ % Internet 17,2% Broadcast

21 Broadcast Television is the Primary Source of News for Adults Mobile Device 1,6% Public TV 7,2% No primary source 10,4% Persons 18+ % Internet 17,2% Broadcast Television 37,4% Newspapers 10,1% Radio 6,0% Cable News Channels 10,2% 21

22 Local Broadcast Stations Out-Deliver Cable as a Primary Choice for News Persons 18+ % 22

23 Local Broadcast Is the Top News Choice Across Demographic Groups Age Local Broadcast Stations Primary Source of News (%) Major Broadcast Networks Cable News Networks Radio Newspaper Internet

24 During Breaking News, Adults Turn First to Local Broadcast TV Stations A18+ Local TV Stations 21.3 Major broadcast networks 21.1 Internet 18.4 Cable news networks 16.7 Radio 3.2 Newspaper

Local Broadcast Stations are the Top Source for Local Weather, Traffic or Sports Internet 17,1% Mobile Device 6,3% Public TV 6,7% Other / DK 7,7% Persons 18+ % Major Broadcast

25 Local Broadcast Stations are the Top Source for Local Weather, Traffic or Sports Internet 17,1% Mobile Device 6,3% Public TV 6,7% Other / DK 7,7% Persons 18+ % Major Broadcast Networks 14,6% Newspapers 2,4% Local Stations double the Internet and beat all other local media combined. Radio 6,5% Cable News Channels 3,6% Local Broadcast Stations 35,1% 25

26 Local Broadcast Stations are Considered Most Involved in the Community Internet websites 5% Public TV 8% Other / DK 9% Persons 18+ Major Broadcast Networks 10% Newspapers 16% Radio 6% Cable News Channels 2% Local Broadcast Stations 44% 26

27 Local Broadcast Station Websites are the Top Source for Local News and Event Information Local Website (s) % P13-17 A18+ A18-34 A18-49 A25-54 A35-64 A65+ Broadcast Station Newspaper Radio Other Local Site(s) None/Don't know Note: Multiple responses allowed. 27

28 Nearly Half of Adults Visit Local Broadcast Station Websites on Average (%) Visited Website in Past 30 Days Local TV Station Local Newspaper Local Radio A18+ A18-49 A

websites 29,2% 12,8% 5,7% TV Station Newspaper Radio

29 TV Stations More than Double the Reach of Online Video Viewers Than Other Local Sites (%) A18+ who watch video on local websites 29,2% 12,8% 5,7% TV Station Newspaper Radio Base=Respondents who watched video on local website(s) in the past 30 days. 29

30 One-Third of Video Viewers on TV Station Websites are Regular Pre-Roll Ad Viewers % watch pre-roll ads most or every time 26,9% 34,5% 32,3% 28,3% Adults 18+ Adults Adults Adults Base=Respondents who watched video on a local broadcast station website(s) in the past 30 days. 30

31 TVB Media Comparisons Study Methodology In the field in Q Conducted by Knowledge Networks, utilizing their Knowledge Panel Online survey Includes cell-phone only homes 1,557 respondents in total 1,433 A18+ An additional 124 Persons

32 Thank You

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