Half Results Sanford C. Bernstein Fourth Annual Strategic Decisions Conference 2007

London, 26th September 2007 | 1 | Entertaiment Industry | What has changed

ƒ Technological Innovation is changing consolidated entertainments models

ƒ Increase in the personalisation of the different forms of entertainments

ƒ Increase in demand of “premium” content

ƒ Audience is increasingly spreading across a multitude of different channels, internet site and free press and distribution platform such as mobile phones and even video games.

“Long Tail Effect” of the modern entertainment

| 2 | Traditional Broadcaster | Macro Strategic Options

1. Pure “Content provider” and “Content packager” ƒ focus on the product ƒ low level of vertical integration ƒ platform agnostic

2. “All-round” Media Company ƒ Shift from product to client/viewer ƒ vertical integrated ƒ “Access” management

| 3 | | Inclination towards Media Company

ƒ Entrepreneurial approach

ƒ First to understand importance of developing its business model on an international scale

ƒ Control of the broadcasting infrastructure

ƒ First among FTA Broadcaster to get into the Pay-TV market

ƒ Recent acquisition on the Content side (Endemol, Medusa)

Natural inclination towards Media Company

| 4 | Entertaiment Industry | The “Long Tail” Effect

ƒ Impacts on the audience market

Audience +

Generalistic Theme - Content Content Niche Content

Mass Market Fragmented “Long Tail“ Audience Audience Audience

Concentration Fragmentation

| 5 | Entertaiment Industry | The Audience Market ƒ Two main business models have proven to co-exist

Mainly Advertising Audience (Analog/digital)

Mainly Pay-TV(digital)

Generalistic Theme Content Content Niche Content

Mass Market Fragmented “Long Tail” Audience Audience Audience

Concentration Fragmentation

| 6 | Entertaiment Industry | Mediaset’s strategic approach

Audience FTA TV: C5, I1, R4 (Mediaset Core Business)

Multichannel: Boing, others to come

Pay TV: Football, Movies, Series, others

Niche: Home Shopping, Internet, Mobile, PCTV, VOD, User Generated Content Generalistic Theme Content Content Niche Content

Mass Market Fragmented “Long Tail” Audience Audience Audience

Concentration Fragmentation

| 7 | FREE TO AIR

MULTICHANNEL

PAY TV

NICHE

CONCLUSIONS

| 8 | Mediaset’s Approach |FreetoAir Television

ƒ 24 hours Audience Share:  Figures include analog, satellite (incl. homes) and DTT platforms 1H 2006 1H 2007

43.9% 41.6% INDIVIDUALS

40.7% 41.1%

40.1% 37.4% COMMERCIAL TARGET (15-64 Years) 43.0% 43.6%

Source: Auditel excl. SanRemo

| 9 | Mediaset’s Approach | Free to Air Television

ƒ Prime Time Audience Share (20:30 - 22:30)  Figures include analog, satellite (incl. SKY Italia homes) and DTT platforms 1H 2006 1H 2007

45.4% 43.7% INDIVIDUALS

40.9% 41.2%

42.6% 40.9% COMMERCIAL TARGET (15-64 Years) 43.0% 43.4%

Source: Auditel excl. SanRemo

| 10 | Mediaset’s Approach | Free to Air Television

ƒ Sky Italia – Audience Share: April – June, 24 hours Individuals Audience Share (%)

Sky Channels 2,6 1 channel audience > 0,5 Fox Channels 0,7 16 channels audience 0,1 – 0,5 RAI SAT 0,2 58 channels audience < 0,1 Discovery Channels 0,2

SitCom Channels 0,1

Other FTA Satellite 5,6

TOTAL SATELLITE 9,4

Source: Auditel

| 11 | FREE TO AIR

MULTICHANNEL

PAY TV

NICHE

CONCLUSIONS

| 12 | Mediaset’s Approach | Multichannel

ƒ Boing Audience: First Kids Channel

Individuals (Dtt) - 24 Hours Kids 4 –14 (Dtt) – 24 Hours

1.9% 9.9%

8.6%

1.1%

September ‘06 September’07 September ‘06 September’07

Source: Auditel

| 13 | Mediaset’s Approach | Multichannel

ƒ Boing Audience: First Kids Channel

Individuals - 24 Hours Kids (4 – 14) – 24 Hours

Boing 0.35 Boing 2.53 Disney Channel 0.33 Disney Channel 2.36 Playhouse Disney 0.24 Playhouse Disney 1.42 Disney Channel +1 0.16 Disney Channel +1 1.20 RaiSat Yoyo 0.06 RaiSat Smash 0.42 RaiSat Smash 0.05 RaiSat Yoyo 0.30

Source: Auditel, September’07

| 14 | Mediaset’s Approach | Multichannel

ƒ Further implementation of the “family of channels” strategy on DTT, in order to: ƒ Take advantage from the ongoing audience fragmentation ƒ Satisfy the viewers’ multichannel demand ƒ Build a multichannel offer at no incremental cost: new channels will mainly feature re-runs ƒ Further exploitation of existing library and production

| 15 | FREE TO AIR

MULTICHANNEL

PAY TV

NICHE

CONCLUSIONS

| 16 | Mediaset’s Approach | Pay TV

ƒ Mediaset Premium Pay-TV present offer:

live broadcast of Serie A and FOOTBALL UEFA Champions League matches

the most recent international MOVIES blockbusters

the latest episodes of America’s SERIES most famous Series

24 hours coverage of the currently REALITY SHOWS playing shows

OTHER EVENTS theater plays, concerts

| 17 | Mediaset’s Approach |PayTV

ƒ Mediaset Premium smart cards and recharges sale performance*: End of Phase 1 000’s 10.000 9.413 9.188 9.000 8.202 7.933 8.000 6.911 7.000 6.266 6.000 5.380 5.000 4.338 4.000 2.820 2.730 2.918 2.794 3.000 2.628 2.369 2.574 2.998 2.048 2.135 2.000 1.282 1.951 2.092 1.994 1.798 1.922 1.000 1.438 1.561

0 Aug. Dec '05 Feb '06 Apr Jun '06 Aug Oct. Dec '06 Feb '07 Mar Jun '07 July '07 Aug 16/09/2007

SmartCard Sold to retailers Recharges Sold to retailers

| 18 | FREE TO AIR

MULTICHANNEL

PAY TV

NICHE

CONCLUSIONS

| 19 | Mediaset’s Approach |NicheAudience

Home Shopping

Internet based platform

Digital Merchandising (VAS)

Mobile DVB-H / UMTS

Participation TV coming soon

Merchandising

Music

| 20 | Mediaset’s Approach | Home Shopping

ƒ Mediaset’s home shopping business:

C5, I1, R4 ƒ Production and post Production Facilities Retail Windows ƒ Retailing and Marketing ƒ Customer Service ƒ Delivery and Logistics Direct 24h Channel ƒ Over 20 ml tv contacts each day Marketing on Dtt & ƒ Over 1.3 ml clients Satellite ƒ 60% Revenues from Windows and 24h Channel ƒ From Jan. to Sept. 2007: Internet Catalogue and Print - 30.000 average orders per month - 100 euro, average revenue per order

| 21 | Mediaset’s Approach | Internet platform

ƒ Through internet platform Mediaset offers:

COMMUNITIES MULTIPLATFORM and NEWS SERVICE USER GENERATED CONTENT

| 22 | Mediaset’s Approach | Internet platform

ƒ TGCOM provides real time news through its website and its mobile update service

MULTIPLATFORM NEWS SERVICE

Unique Users: 4.400.000 per month Page Impressions: 147.000.000 per month

Source: Nielsen NetRatings

| 23 | Mediaset’s Approach | Internet platform

COMMUNITIES and SELF GENERATED CONTENT

Unique Users: up to 3.600.000 per month Page Impressions: up to 100.000.000 per month

120 SECONDS 6 COME 6 120 SECONDS 6 COME 6 Wanna-be reporters can Viewers can shoot their own share and publish their work channel promotional on this section of the TGCom video. The best works will be website broadcast on FTA

LE IENE TALENT 1 LE IENE TALENT 1 On the website of one of Singers, dancers and young Mediaset most popular tv film directors can promote shows people can share themselves by sharing their funny videos and candid perfomance samples on the cameras web

Source: Nielsen NetRatings

| 24 | Mediaset’s Approach | Internet

ƒ The best content from all Mediaset platforms is also available on demand through its PC – Television service

VIDEO ON DEMAND

Unique Users: 45 million videos watched up to 1.200.000 per month and 350.000 new unique users since launch in April 2007

DOWNLOAD AND STREAMING WITH PLAY ADVERTISING

Content available for download Content can be viewed upon payment (e.g. TV Series: EUR on line with advertising 1.99 per episode) windows

Source: Nielsen NetRatings

| 25 | Mediaset’s Approach | Internet

ƒ Video on demand: current content offer

Italian Fiction Carabinieri, Distretto Italian Fiction di Polizia,…

AmericanAmerican TV TV The Closer, The OC, SeriesSeries Smalville, Nip/Tuck

The Serie A league LiveLive Football Football Matches 3 most exciting Matches matches of the day

National and MoviesMovies international blokbuster movies

Entertainment Re-runs of Mediaset’s Entertainment shows best entertainment shows programming

| 26 | Mediaset’s Approach | Mobile Big Brother: more than 80.000 videos downloaded during the last edition

ƒ One integrated offer of textual and audiovisual content: ACCESS ƒ developed as a wap-based mobile site ƒ delivered via the Mobile Operators portals ƒ under one umbrella brand ƒ Mediaset.itTV services: program guide, in- depth information, programming CONTENTS ƒ Videos from the best TV shows: Grande Fratello, Amici, Scherzi a Parte.. ƒ Videonews: Tg5, Tgcom, Studio Aperto…

| 27 | Mediaset’s Approach | Mobile (DVB-H)

Transmission Content Network

- 3 Commercial Channels - “Series A” Championship - Champions League

- 3 Commercial Channels - “Series A” Championship - Boing (kids channel)

| 28 | FREE TO AIR

MULTICHANNEL

PAY TV

NICHE

CONCLUSIONS

| 29 | Conclusions | Mediaset’s Strategic Priority

ƒ Focus on “Core Business” ƒ Enhance the value of specific target audience and emphasize the uniqueness of commercial TV target ƒ Consolidate the present programming cost discipline ƒ Increase exploitation of our brand and content ƒ Enhancing Multichannel strategy (FTA) ƒ Increasing “premium” content (PPV) ƒ Enlarge DTT platform

ƒ Test valuable business model in the “niche CONTENT audience” area (independently from the platform) ƒ Opportunistic approach in M&A GEOGRAPHY

ACCESS

| 30 | Half Results Sanford C. Bernstein Fourth Annual Strategic Decisions Conference 2007

London, 26th September 2007 | 31 | Investor Relations Department:

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