Sevenval_device_trends-january2015

This document provides a monthly TV analysis report for March 2017. It summarizes the top advertising categories, players, brands, channels and time bands. The key findings are: - Beverages were the top advertising category with 28% of ad minutes. The top players were brands 1, 2 and 3 with 28%, 13% and 13% of minutes respectively. - Advertising minutes in March 2017 increased 20.29% compared to March 2016 and 2.76% compared to February 2017. - News programming received the highest share of advertising at 45% while entertainment was second highest at 40%. Prime time bands from 7-10pm received the most advertising.

SCA Digital Leadership -- VEVO -- SCA Streams -- SCA Mobile -- SCA Social -- Hit Network -- Scoopla -- Triple M Network -- Sport - AFL/NRL -- Australian Publishers (All Devices) -- Radio Brands (All Devices) The Social data is collated using the public terms of the respective network public APIs and terms of service. Apart from instances where 'Australian-only' is indicated, the Social Data is not domestic. Publication of this data is intended for personal use and should be seen as a reflection of business performance or forward looking statements that are always given to the market and shareholders first. Any comments in regard to this data or any claims of misrepresentation should be addressed to cass.byrnes@sca.com.au

SCA Digital Leadership -- VEVO -- SCA Streams -- SCA Mobile -- SCA Social -- Hit Network -- Scoopla -- Triple M Network -- Sport - AFL/NRL -- Australian Publishers (All Devices) -- Radio Brands (All Devices) The Social data is collated using the public terms of the respective network public APIs and terms of service. Apart from instances where 'Australian-only' is indicated, the Social Data is not domestic. Publication of this data is intended for personal use and should be seen as a reflection of business performance or forward looking statements that are always given to the market and shareholders first. Any comments in regard to this data or any claims of misrepresentation should be addressed to cass.byrnes@sca.com.au

SCA Digital Leadership -- VEVO -- SCA Streams -- SCA Mobile -- SCA Social -- Hit Network -- Scoopla -- Triple M Network -- Sport - AFL/NRL -- Australian Publishers (All Devices) -- Radio Brands (All Devices) The Social data is collated using the public terms of the respective network public APIs and terms of service. Apart from instances where 'Australian-only' is indicated, the Social Data is not domestic. Publication of this data is intended for personal use and should be seen as a reflection of business performance or forward looking statements that are always given to the market and shareholders first. Any comments in regard to this data or any claims of misrepresentation should be addressed to cass.byrnes@sca.com.au

Just a few years ago, social media research was hailed as the panacea of all marketing research. The ridiculous quantities of brand opinions and opinionators available in social media would mean that focus groups would die, surveys would die, and all research questions would have instant answers. Fast forward to today and surveys continue to thrive. Learn why social media research didn’t hold up to expectations and why it’s finally breaking through. Presented at #IIEXap14 #IIEX

SCA Digital Leadership -- VEVO -- SCA Streams -- SCA Mobile -- SCA Social -- Hit Network -- Scoopla -- Triple M Network -- Sport - AFL/NRL -- Australian Publishers (All Devices) -- Radio Brands (All Devices) The Social data is collated using the public terms of the respective network public APIs and terms of service. Apart from instances where 'Australian-only' is indicated, the Social Data is not domestic. Publication of this data is intended for personal use and should be seen as a reflection of business performance or forward looking statements that are always given to the market and shareholders first. Any comments in regard to this data or any claims of misrepresentation should be addressed to cass.byrnes@sca.com.au

Flurry CEO Simon Khalaf's 2015 State of Mobile presentation from the Yahoo Mobile Developer Conference. The latest stats from Flurry Analytics, including the growth of the $3.3 TRILLION mobile economy!

1) The document analyzes social media mentions of various sports from October 2014 to October 2015. 2) Football received over half (54.5%) of all online mentions. Videos generated the most mentions overall, with football also getting the most video mentions. 3) In terms of social media followers as of October 2015, Real Madrid had the most Twitter followers for a football team (17.2 million) while Barcelona had the most Facebook fans (87.1 million).

This document provides key digital statistics for Indonesia in January 2015, including: - Total population of 255.5 million with 72.7 million active internet users (28% penetration). - 72 million active social media accounts and 62 million active mobile social accounts. - 308.2 million total mobile connections (121% of population) with growth of 9% since 2014. - Top social platforms are Facebook at 14% of population and WhatsApp at 12%.