1. “A new survey commissioned for the annual Edinburgh International TV Festival reports that TV advertising is up to three times as effective as any other medium.” Source: WARC – quoting a 2009 UK survey by Deloittes and online research firm YouGov TELEVISION: THE MOST POPULAR MEDIUM

2. SALES RETURN A higher percentage of people will buy a product after seeing it advertised on television Source: Nielsen Media Q2 2009 – Q1 2010, question is asked of all respondents who have used that media in the last 7 days

3. CONSUMER ACTION Television advertising creates action on a multitude of levels Source: Nielsen Media Q2 2009 – Q1 2010, question is asked of all respondents who have used that media in the last 7 days

4. TELEVISION: MOST POPULAR MEDIA Television remains the most accessible media, with 98% of the population having watched TV within a week Growing in strength is Internet, which now has more users within a week than Daily Papers Source: Nielsen Media Q2 2009 – Q1 2010 *Magazine readership is ‘any title within it’s publishing period’ – i.e. Weekly, monthly, quarterly

5. RECALL Media metrics can only measure the opportunity to see – they don’t measure the creative take out Consider: – What is your favourite Radio Ad? – Favourite Newspaper ad? – Favourite Magazine ad? – Favourite TV ad? The majority of people when asked will respond with a TV ad top of their list Findings show TV is more memorable as through combining both visual and audio it engages more of the viewers senses and creates more impact

6. TV REACHES MORE PEOPLE THAN NEWSPAPERS RESULTS Television delivers consistently higher levels of reach than newspapers, across all age groups Source: TV – Nielsen TAM Average weekly reach Week 1 -26 2010, FTA TV only Press – Nielsen Media Q2 09 – Q1 10 Reach & Frequency, Any Daily Newspaper over a week

7. TV RATES RESULTS There has been an increase in rates across most media from 2006 – 2009. Comparison of rates KEY/SUMMARY Blue: Newspapers +2.7%. Pink: Television +4.3%. Green: Magazines +10%. Orange: Outdoor 0%, Light blue: Cinema +4.4%. Red: Radio 0% Source: TV Map, NAB, APN, TRB, Prrads and Roy Morgan. Television - 30” average peak across FTA channels. Magazine – readership of Top 5 titles, FP4C. Newspaper - 40x7 mono main Mets. Outdoor – average ratecard cost of a billboard. Cinema – 1 spot in any film per day for a week Source: TV Map, NAB, APN, TRB, Prrads and Val Morgan Television Rates for ONE, 2, 3, C4, and Prime -1.4% Rate decrease fuelled by TV ONE

8. TV OFFERS COST EFFICIENT CPM RESULTS TV continues to offer a cost efficient CPM – neck and neck with Magazines against all 10+ CPMs – AP 10+ Source: Various – Against AP 10+, Television 30sec Peak, Radio 30sec All Day, Newspapers 40x7 mono, Magazines FP4C