In this episode…

TVNZ OnDemand • TVNZ OnDemand Year In Review • 1 NEWS Online: January update • Finishing 2020 strong • Top stories in January • 20/21 Summer overview • Sponsorship Opportunity: Morning • TVNZ OnDemand summer performance YOY Briefing • Over 761,000 viewers were reached in January • Over 19M streams in January Re: • Over 3.5M livestreams in January • January update • What did our viewers watch? • Desperate Housewives heats up • : Summer Holiday • Live Sports: The Power of Livestreaming • TVNZ OnDemand: New CTV Show Page

TVNZ OnDemand is the largest BVOD platform in NZ, and when paired with TVNZ broadcast TV it’s the combo that works the hardest for your campaign

TVNZ 1, 2, Duke Source - Nielsen TAM, consolidated, 29 Dec 2019-2 Jan 2021, AP5+. Average Weeky reach. All day. TVNZ OnDemand Source - Nielsen CMI (Q4 19 – Q3 20). Base: AP15+ AdEffect case study TVNZ OnDemand is strongest amongst those aged 25-44 TVNZ OnDemand: The ultimate incremental reach generator to broadcast TV

• TVNZ OnDemand is an incredibly effective online video advertising platform in . • It is the smartest way to gain incremental reach to broadcast TV in NZ’s cluttered digital landscape. • BVOD extends the reach of Broadcast TV across ALL demos. • Build reach faster by adding TVNZ OnDemand to your TVNZ Free-to-Air schedule.

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Source: TVNZ Incremental Reach Presentation 2020. Nielsen CMI (Q3 19 - Q2 20). The way that people watch TV continues to evolve. Through our extensive delivery to relevant endpoints, TVNZ OnDemand makes content available to all New Zealanders, whenever and however they want to watch. The Future of Television: Simulcast

Source 1: Google Analytics, 1/1/20 - 31/12/20 vs. AP,1/1/19-31/12/19, Live TV Streams. Source 2:Google Analytics, AP, 29/12/19 - 2/1/21 vs. 30/12/18- 28/12/19, Average Weekly Live TV Streams. Source 3: Youbora, AP, Average Effective Playtime by Unique User for Live TV streams, 1/1/20 - 31/12/20. Source 4: Google Analytics, AP, 1/1/20 - 31/12/20, excl. . Source 5: Google Analytics, 1/1/20-31/12/20 vs same dates in 2019, Live TV streams. Source 6: Google Analytics, AP, 29/12/19 - 2/1/21 vs. 30/12/18- 28/12/19, excl. Freeview.

Finishing 2020 Strong

• TVNZ OnDemand's monthly reach for December was 726,000 an increase of 20% YOY. Monthly streams were 17 million, +17% YOY (AP). • Average weekly reach has also seen growth, up 19% YOY at 404,000 (AP). • Simulcast streams increased by a massive 64% YOY at 3.2 million. • Desperate Housewives took people on a trip down memory lane this December, being streamed more than 978,800 times (AP). • For AP 18-54 December's top reaching shows included: Shortland Street at #1, Grey’s Anatomy #2, Home and Away #3, 36th Americas Cup #4. • For AP 18-34 Shortland Street: Summer Holiday and Desperate Housewives were popular, landing in #4 and #5 respectively. • Connected TV endpoints such as Android TV, Apple TV, LG, Panasonic and Samsung saw a rise in reach and streams from November.

Source: Google Analytics, incl. Live TV streams, excl. Freeview, Dec 2020 20/21 Summer overview

Before heading into the hotter months we ran another ‘It’s Yours’ summer campaign to let New Zealanders know about the abundance of great local and international content available.

We saw growth in both reach and streams over this period: • Average weekly reach has grown 20% YOY, sitting at 413,000. • Average weekly streams hit 4.2 million, up 17%, YOY. • There was also 43,000 new profiles created in the last two months!

Source: Google Analytics, AP, excl. Freeview, Dec 2020 – Jan 2021.. TVNZ OnDemand Summer Performance YOY

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Source: TVNZ Google Analytics Monthly Reach & Streams Dec ‘19 – Jan ‘20 Source: Google Analytics, AP, excludes Simulcast Over 761,000 viewers were reached in January

• In January, TVNZ 700,000 OnDemand monthly reach was 16% higher YOY, 600,000 attracting 761,000 500,000 viewers.

400,000 • On average per week, 300,000 425,000 people watched TVNZ OnDemand, up 21% 200,000 YOY. 100,000 • Viewers spent on 0 Wk Wk Wk Wk Wk Wk Wk Wk Wk Wk Wk Wk Wk Wk Wk Wk Wk Wk Wk Wk Wk Wk Wk Wk Wk Wk average 1 hour 53 minutes 1 3 5 7 9 11 13 15 17 19 21 23 25 27 29 31 33 35 37 39 41 43 45 47 49 51 per week watching TVNZ Jan 2019 2020 2021 Dec OnDemand content.

Source: TVNZ / Google Analytics, AP, incl. Live TV streams, excl. Freeview. YTD 29 Dec-30 Jan 2021. Level 3 and 4 Lockdown 1: 22/3/2020-25/4/2020. Lockdown 2: 16/8/2020-29/8/2020, Average weekly reach. Youbora average time spent viewing Over 19M streams in January!

9,000,000 • TVNZ OnDemand had nearly 8,000,000 4.4 million streams on 7,000,000 average each week in 6,000,000 January, up 19% YOY. 5,000,000 • With an average of 10.3 4,000,000 weekly streams per user. 3,000,000 2,000,000 1,000,000 0 Wk Wk Wk Wk Wk Wk Wk Wk Wk Wk Wk Wk Wk Wk Wk Wk Wk Wk Wk Wk Wk Wk Wk Wk Wk Wk 1 3 5 7 9 11 13 15 17 19 21 23 25 27 29 31 33 35 37 39 41 43 45 47 49 51 2019 2020 2021

Source: TVNZ / Google Analytics, AP, incl. Live TV streams, excl. Freeview. YTD 29 Dec-30 Jan 2021. Level 3 and 4 Lockdown 1: 22/3/2020-25/4/2020. Lockdown 2: 16/8/2020-29/8/2020, Average weekly streams. Over 3.5M livestreams in January 1.6x more than last year!

1,800,000 • In January, average weekly 1,600,000 livestreams were up a 1,400,000 whopping 70% YOY, at NZ Election 1,200,000 805,000. 1,000,000 • Livestreams accounted for 800,000 18% of the total OnDemand 600,000 streams in January. 400,000 200,000 0 Wk Wk Wk Wk Wk Wk Wk Wk Wk Wk Wk Wk Wk Wk Wk Wk Wk Wk Wk Wk Wk Wk Wk Wk Wk Wk 1 3 5 7 9 11 13 15 17 19 21 23 25 27 29 31 33 35 37 39 41 43 45 47 49 51

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Source: TVNZ / Google Analytics, AP, Live TV streams, Weekly streams. YTD 29 Dec-30 Jan 2021

What did our viewers watch? Average reach per episode in January

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• The top two shows in January were local dramas! Good Grief was top of the list followed by Shortland Street: Summer Holiday - showcasing once again that New Zealanders love our local content. • A range of British drama and movies also feature this month!

Source: TVNZ / Google Analytics AP Desperate Housewives heats up

• On the 3rd of December Desperate Housewives launched on TVNZ OnDemand. Viewers took a trip down memory lane to re-watch this iconic series in HD. • In January, Desperate Housewives was streamed more than 1.2 million times! • Across the 8 seasons, viewers are watching an average of 33.7 episodes per user, making it the most streamed drama on TVNZ OnDemand for January. • Viewers enjoy watching the series up close on their mobile phone, making up a third of total streams. • 38% of the audience is made up of Females 25-34.

Source: TVNZ / Google Analytics AP, exclude Freeview, Jan 2021 Shortland Street: Summer Holiday

• Shortland Street: Summer Holiday launched on the 17th of December. It kept Shorty Street fans engaged throughout the summer period, as Shortland Street took a break.

• Since its launch, the mini-series has been streamed over 279,000 times and is extremely popular with Females 25-44 who make up 44% of the audience. Hoping to rekindle their romance, Louis visits Shereez in the Chathams where the locals are preparing to welcome the New Year with the Grand Carnival of the SunCray. But Louis quickly realises things are not as they seem...

Source: TVNZ / Google Analytics AP, exclude Freeview, 17 Dec 2020-31Jan 2021 Live Sports: The Power of Simulcast

• Total livestreams: 82,000. • Which accounted for 83% of the total TVNZ OnDemand streams of the match.

• Total livestreams: 356,000. • 3 in 5 streams of the racing coverage were livestreams. • The Americas Cup appealed to new users of TVNZ OnDemand in January, making it one of the top 5 shows they watched for the month.

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Source: TVNZ / Google Analytics AP, live streams, AM Cup and the Black Clash, Jan 2021 In praise of TVNZ OnDemand's Pulse - a haven for documentary fans – Stuff

“I find myself having even less patience than usual with the “there's nothing worth watching on TV anymore” crowd.

Especially when you kinda know, from the tone of the conversation, that the proponent of that tired, old opinion hasn't taken the time to have more than a cursory glance at what is actually available to watch. Especially on TVNZ's increasingly diverse and surprising free-to-air OnDemand channels.

Pick of the litter lately has been the unheralded and not-much-publicised Pulse, which runs a locally curated selection of documentaries – many with an arts focus – from Aotearoa and all over the world.

Seriously, if you're despairing of 's endless sewer of true crime and not much else, masquerading as a “selection of documentaries”, then do yourself a favour and have a look at what's on Pulse. And, it's all free.

Without even delving past the front page, I can see that all three of Florian Habicht's locally made documentaries – Land of The Long White Cloud, Rubbings From a Live Man and the outrageously entertaining and subversive Kaikohe Demolition – are all here. As well as Upside Down, on the UK's iconic Creation Records, Versus, on the life and films of Ken Loach and the terrific Lennon NYC, which does exactly what you might hope, but even better than you were expecting.”

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TVNZ OnDemand: New CTV Show Page

• We are always looking at ways we can help viewers by improving and simplifying the way’s to watch our content. • We have recently launched a new show page on Connected TV apps to better promote content, improve usability and accommodate new features like Trailers, Extras and a smart play button. • The CTV show page update has seen a strong uplift in adding to favourites, completed series and more content plays!

1 NEWS Online: January update

4,500,000 35,000,000 • Page views reached 19 4,000,000 30,000,000 million, up 15% YOY. 3,500,000 25,000,000 3,000,000 • 1 NEWS attracted over 2,500,000 20,000,000 3.2 million unique browsers, up 28% YOY.

2,000,000 15,000,000 Page views Page UBs, streams UBs, 1,500,000 10,000,000 • Streams hit 2.2 million. 1,000,000 5,000,000 500,000 0 0

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Source: 1 News Online / Google Analytics, NZ Traffic, 2020-2021. Top Stories in January

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• Morning briefing sponsorship Sponsorship Opportunity: Morning Briefing

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Re: January 2021 Update

• Total Re: video views this month 740K • Website traffic this month: 40K unique pageviews • YouTube views 107K

• Instagram following increased to 30K followers • Instagram Engagement Rate 1.3% vs Industry Rate 1.2%

• Facebook Engagement Rate 11.9% vs Industry Rate 3.3% • Facebook following up to 106K followers

Source: Facebook Page Insights January 2021, Google Analytics, January 2021 Re: January 2021 Update

TOP INSTAGRAM POST • This whānau quit Australia to live off-grid (18K views) • I tried Shibari, the kinky Japanese art of rope bondage (6K)

TOP WEBSITE CONTENT • Live Covid-19 updates (5K views) • 40 Percent of MDMA in NZ this summer was actually bath salts (2.3K Instagram and 1.3K Facebook engagements)

TOP FACEBOOK VIDEOS • How to tattoo people at home (74K views) • A law student making $250/week shows us how she spends her money (63K)

Source: Facebook Page Insights January 2021, Google Analytics, January 2021 Drag in as image – add hyperlink