TV IS DEAD – LONG LIVE TV
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                                     PRINT




CONTENT CREATION


                                 OUTDOOR



      RADIO NETWORK
                                    NEW MEDIA




                           MALAYSIA’S BIGGEST
                        INTEGRATED MEDIA GROUP
DRIVING CHANGE…
• Declining revenue, market      • Living Room $$$
  share and relevance
                                 • Device sales
• Fear, dressed as opportunity
                                 • Disruption Opportunity
• Consumers rapidly changing
  expectations
Players   Models   Money
The Godfathers
            Protect Consumer Revenue - Stay relevant!
 Pay TV     • Leverage existing user-relationship

            • Add features – DVR, HD, VoD

            • Use „deep- pockets‟ to buy content rights
               exclusively and block competitors


            Protect business model – Don‟t be the Music Industry
Broadcast   • Leverage ad-sales relationships
   TV
            • Content sales & licensing opportunities

            • Over-The -Top distribution models

            • Engage existing communities
New Kids On The Block
               Opportunity – Return on Infra Investment
  ISP /        • Leverage Connection. Authentication,
 Telcos           TV-Everywhere, (Time Warner app)

               • Jump ahead of incumbents - features

               • Video On Demand

               • Exclusive content
The Disruptors
            Disrupt and de-stabilize
 Device &   -   New living-room revenue opportunities in
   CE
                advertising, video content and services

            -   Drive device sales

            -   Increase relevance and importance of „your‟
                brand
Tonton
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26 years of TV Gold
from Media Prima’s
     archives
Exclusive Web Content
Local Content Creator Channels
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SHARE / SOCIAL
SOME QUICK NUMBERS…
• 1.45m registered users. Increasing at 12,000 per week

• 773 programs & 20,290 episodes uploaded on Tonton.
  Adding over 50 episodes per day

• Average 1.89 ads-viewed per program view

• 27m page views month (all AMSB sites)

• 6 bit-rates per episode

• 145TB per month
Pageviews 7th -10th:    1,177,956   CONVERSATION
                                        puts
Facebook Impressions:   1,624,657
                                      CONTENT
Photos/Videos viewed:   360,000          on

Unique Live Streams:    28,136        STEROIDS
Lessons…
AN INTELLIGENT PLATFORM:
                             “It knows you”




                      RECOMMENDS     RECOMMENDS
                        CONTENT      ADVERTISING


Intelligence through 5 User Targeting Factors
•    Demographics
•    Behavioural
•    Contextual
•    Location
•    Device
1. Tighter targeting leads to higher
                 campaign effectiveness
 Targeting
Assumptions   2. Targeting & measurement will drive
                 the move to „engagement‟ advertising
                 models

              3. Now we can target the User
                 (anytime), not the program as a proxy
                 for the user

              4. The above will result in higher
                 „CPMs‟ or monetisable value of
                 online TV advertising
“Yes, EVERYONE buys into the value of
            targeting and measurement, but….”
Targeting
Lessons        1. Tight targeting radically reduces
                  inventory. If all your clients want the same
                  target groups then you better have:
                      • damn good inventory projection tools
                      • a backup plan to create (buy!) more of the
                           most desired inventory

               2. Clients!!

   “I want to target 18-24                  “We only do small,
   Malay females in Klang                   guaranteed CPC
   Valley…between 11am                      campaigns…but they
   and 6pm. We have to                      must only appear on the
   make a really BIG BANG!”                 biggest sites!”
3. Beware logic!
            • Demographic targeting is one-dimensional
Targeting
            • Video viewing is not Search
Lessons
 Cont..     • We are EMOTIONAL beings. Traditional
              Advertising knows this. Behavioural
              targeting is getting more complex –
              because it has to

            4. Broadcast TV
            • „Big-bang‟ theory. It still works, and
              advertisers know it
            • Inefficiency vs Cross-pollination
            • Secondary markets – group/social viewing
Barriers…
Rights
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Paul Moss - TV Is Dead - Long Live TV
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Paul Moss - TV Is Dead - Long Live TV

Paul Moss - TV Is Dead - Long Live TV

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    TV IS DEAD– LONG LIVE TV
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    Media Prima BerhadToday TELEVISION BROADCASTING PRINT CONTENT CREATION OUTDOOR RADIO NETWORK NEW MEDIA MALAYSIA’S BIGGEST INTEGRATED MEDIA GROUP
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    • Declining revenue,market • Living Room $$$ share and relevance • Device sales • Fear, dressed as opportunity • Disruption Opportunity • Consumers rapidly changing expectations
  • 5.
    Players Models Money
  • 6.
    The Godfathers Protect Consumer Revenue - Stay relevant! Pay TV • Leverage existing user-relationship • Add features – DVR, HD, VoD • Use „deep- pockets‟ to buy content rights exclusively and block competitors Protect business model – Don‟t be the Music Industry Broadcast • Leverage ad-sales relationships TV • Content sales & licensing opportunities • Over-The -Top distribution models • Engage existing communities
  • 7.
    New Kids OnThe Block Opportunity – Return on Infra Investment ISP / • Leverage Connection. Authentication, Telcos TV-Everywhere, (Time Warner app) • Jump ahead of incumbents - features • Video On Demand • Exclusive content
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    The Disruptors Disrupt and de-stabilize Device & - New living-room revenue opportunities in CE advertising, video content and services - Drive device sales - Increase relevance and importance of „your‟ brand
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    26 years ofTV Gold from Media Prima’s archives
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    • 1.45m registeredusers. Increasing at 12,000 per week • 773 programs & 20,290 episodes uploaded on Tonton. Adding over 50 episodes per day • Average 1.89 ads-viewed per program view • 27m page views month (all AMSB sites) • 6 bit-rates per episode • 145TB per month
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    Pageviews 7th -10th: 1,177,956 CONVERSATION puts Facebook Impressions: 1,624,657 CONTENT Photos/Videos viewed: 360,000 on Unique Live Streams: 28,136 STEROIDS
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    AN INTELLIGENT PLATFORM: “It knows you” RECOMMENDS RECOMMENDS CONTENT ADVERTISING Intelligence through 5 User Targeting Factors • Demographics • Behavioural • Contextual • Location • Device
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    1. Tighter targetingleads to higher campaign effectiveness Targeting Assumptions 2. Targeting & measurement will drive the move to „engagement‟ advertising models 3. Now we can target the User (anytime), not the program as a proxy for the user 4. The above will result in higher „CPMs‟ or monetisable value of online TV advertising
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    “Yes, EVERYONE buysinto the value of targeting and measurement, but….” Targeting Lessons 1. Tight targeting radically reduces inventory. If all your clients want the same target groups then you better have: • damn good inventory projection tools • a backup plan to create (buy!) more of the most desired inventory 2. Clients!! “I want to target 18-24 “We only do small, Malay females in Klang guaranteed CPC Valley…between 11am campaigns…but they and 6pm. We have to must only appear on the make a really BIG BANG!” biggest sites!”
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    3. Beware logic! • Demographic targeting is one-dimensional Targeting • Video viewing is not Search Lessons Cont.. • We are EMOTIONAL beings. Traditional Advertising knows this. Behavioural targeting is getting more complex – because it has to 4. Broadcast TV • „Big-bang‟ theory. It still works, and advertisers know it • Inefficiency vs Cross-pollination • Secondary markets – group/social viewing
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