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Broadcast Market Research TV Households Broadcast Market Research TVHouseholds Everyindustryneedsameasureofthesizeofitsmarketplaceandtheradioandtelevisionindustriesare noexceptions. TELEVISION - U.S. AmajorsourceofsuchmediamarketdataintheUnitedStatesisNielsenMediaResearch(NMR),and oneofthemeasurementsittakesannuallyisTVHouseholds(TVHH).Ahomewithoneoperable TV/monitorisaTVHH,andNielsenisabletoextrapolateits“NationalUniverseEstimates”fromCensus BureaupopulationdatacombinedwiththisexpressionofTVpenetration. WithUsfromDayOne Theadventofbroadcastadvertising,inJuly1941,wascoincidentalwiththedawnofcommercial television,andwithintenyearsmarketresearchinthenewmediumwasinfullswing. SincetheFederalCommunicationsCommission(FCC)allowedthosefirstTVads—forSunOil,Lever Bros.,Procter&GambleandtheBulovaWatchCompany—reliableaudiencemeasurementhasbeen necessaryformarketerstotargettheircampaigns.TheproliferationofdevicesforviewingTVcontent andthecontinualevolutionofconsumerbehaviorhavemadethetaskmoreimportant—andmore challenging—thanever. Nevertheless,whiletherealityof“TVEverywhere”hasundeniablycomplicatedtheworkofaudience measurement,theuseofonerudimentarygaugepersists—thenumberofhouseholdswithaset,TVHH. NielsenMediaResearch IntheUnitedStates,NielsenMediaResearch(NMR)istheauthoritativesourcefortelevisionaudience measurement(TAM).BestͲknownforitsratingssystem,whichhasdeterminedthefatesofmany televisionprograms,NMRalsotracksthenumberofhouseholdsinaDesignatedMarketArea(DMA) thatownaTV. PublishedannuallybeforethestartofthenewTVseasoninSeptember,theseUniverseEstimates, representingpotentialregionalaudiences,areusedbyadvertiserstoplaneffectivecampaigns. TVOwnership… Formorethan40years,almostallhouseholdsintheUnitedStateshaveownedatleastonetelevision. Nielsenestimatesthatnumbertobe121millionforthe2020Ͳ21season,with307.9millionpersons aged2andolderinthosehouseholds,representinga0.2%increasefromlastyear.1 Nielsenalsoreportsthatthe96.2%ofU.S.homeswithtelevisionsreceivecontentthroughoverͲtheͲair, cable,DBS/Telco,orbroadbandInternetconnectionconnecteddirectlytoaTVset,markinga0.1% increasefromlastyear. …IsWhereOneWouldExpect NielsenMediaResearchdividestheUnitedStatesinto210DesignatedMarketAreas(DMAs.SeeFigure 1).Eachmarketareaconsistsofanumberofcountiesservedbythesametelevisionandradiostations. Naturally,thelargestDMAsarethemostheavilypopulatedmetropolitanareasinthecountry. 1Nielsenestimates121millionTVhomesintheU.S.forthe2020Ͳ2021TVseason(August28,2020).Nielsen.com. RetrievedNovember17,2020fromhttps://www.nielsen.com/us/en/insights/article/2020/nielsenͲestimatesͲ121Ͳ millionͲtvͲhomesͲinͲtheͲuͲsͲforͲtheͲ2020Ͳ2021ͲtvͲseason. 1 Broadcast Market Research Theyarenamedforthelargestcity(e.g.,NewYork)orcities(e.g.,SanFranciscoͲOakͲSanJose)inthe region,andthereissometimesserviceoverlapwithnearbymarkets. Thisyear,thefivetopmarkets–NewYork,LosAngeles,Chicago,PhiladelphiaandDallasͲFt.Worth–are unchanged.SanFranciscoͲOakͲSanJose,Washington,D.C.,Houston,BostonandAtlantaroundoutthe topten. Figure1DesignatedMarketAreas Source"DesignatedMarketAreas,2013"by7.11brownlicensedunderCCBYͲSA3.0 RegionalTopFives2 Thetop5marketareasintheNortheast(asdefinedbytheCensusBureau)areNewYork(1), Philadelphia(4),Boston(9),Pittsburgh(24)andBaltimore(26). IntheSouth,thelargestDMAsareDallasͲFt.Worth(5),Washington,D.C.(7),Houston(8),Atlanta(10), andTampaͲSt.Petersburg(12). Chicago(3)leadstheMidwest,followedbyDetroit(14),MinneapolisͲSt.Paul(15),ClevelandͲAkron(19) andSt.Louis(23). IntheWest,thesecondlargestcityinthecountry,LosAngeles,isthenumber2DMA.Theotherfourin theregionareSanFranciscoͲOakͲSanJose(6),Phoenix(11),SeattleͲTacoma(13)andDenver(17). 2TheNielsenCompany.LocalTelevisionMarketUniverseEstimates.RetrievedNovember17,2020from https://www.nielsen.com/wpͲcontent/uploads/sites/3/2019/09/2019Ͳ20ͲdmaͲranker.pdf. 2 65 Years of Station Transactions YEAR RADIOONLY* GROUPS* TVONLY TOTAL 1954 $10,224,047(187) $26,213,323(18) $23,906,760(27) $60,344,130 TELEVISION - U.S. 1955 27,333,104(242) 22,351,602(11) 23,394,660(29) $73,079,366 1956 32,563,378(316) 65,212,055(24) 17,830,395(21) $115,605,828 1957 48,207,470(357) 47,490,884(28) 28,489,206(38) $124,187,560 1958 49,868,123(407) 60,872,618(17) 16,796,285(23) $127,537,026 1959 65,544,653(436) 42,724,727(15) 15,227,201(21) $123,496,581 1960 51,763,285(345) 24,648,400(10) 22,930,225(21) $99,341,910 1961 55,532,516(282) 42,103,708(13) 31,167,943(24) $128,804,167 1962 59,912,520(306) 18,822,745(8) 23,007,638(16) $101,742,903 1963 43,457,584(305) 25,045,726(3) 36,799,768(16) $105,303,078 1964 52,296,480(430) 67,185,762(20) 86,274,494(36) $205,756,736 1965 55,933,300(389) 49,756,993(15) 29,433,473(32) $135,123,766 1966 76,633,762(367) 28,510,500(11) 30,574,054(31) $135,718,316 1967 59,670,053(316) 32,086,297(9) 80,316,223(30) $172,072,573 1968 71,310,709(316) 47,556,634(9) 33,588,069(20) $152,455,412 1969 108,866,538(343) 35,037,000(5) 87,794,032(32) $231,697,570 1970 86,292,899(268) 1,038,465(3) 87,454,078(19) $174,785,442 1971 125,501,514(270) 750,000(2) 267,296,410(27) $393,547,924 1972 114,424,673(239) 0(0) 156,905,864(37) $271,330,537 1973 160,933,557(352) 2,812,444(4) 66,635,144(25) $230,381,145 1974 168,998,012(369) 19,800,000(5) 118,983,462(24) $307,781,474 1975 131,065,860(363) 0(0) 128,420,101(22) $259,485,961 1976 180,663,820(413) 1,800,000(3) 108,459,657(32) $290,923,477 1977 161,236,169(344) 0(0) 128,635,435(25) $289,871,604 1978 331,557,239(586) 30,450,000(5) 289,721,159(51) $651,728,398 1979 335,597,000(546) 463,500,000(52) 317,581,000(47) $1,116,678,000 1980 339,634,000(424) 27,000,000(3) 534,150,000(35) $900,784,000 1981 447,838,060(625) 78,400,000(6) 227,950,000(24) $754,188,060 1982 470,722,833(597) 0(0) 527,675,411(30) $998,398,244 1983 621,077,876(669) 332,000,000(10) 1,902,701,830(61) $2,855,779,706 1984 977,024,266(782) 234,500,000(2) 1,252,023,787(82) $2,463,548,053 1985 1,414,816,073(1,558) 962,450,000(218) 3,290,995,000(99) $5,668,261,073 1986 1,490,131,426(959) 1,993,021,955(192) 2,709,516,490(128) $6,192,669,871 1987 1,236,355,748(775) 4,610,965,000(132) 1,661,832,724(59) $7,509,153,472 1988 1,841,630,156(845) 1,326,250,000(106) 1,779,958,042(70) $4,947,838,198 1989 1,148,524,765(663) 533,599,078(40) 1,541,055,033(84) $3,223,178,876 1990 868,636,700(1,045) 411,037,150(60) 696,952,350(75) $1,976,626,200 1991 534,694,500(793) 206,995,500(61) 273,365,000(38) $1,015,055,000 1992 603,192,980(667) 318,176,050(24) 124,004,000(41) $1,045,373,030 1993 815,450,000(633) 756,722,000(NA) 1,728,711,000(101) $3,300,883,000 1994 970,400,000(494) 1,800,000,000(154) 2,200,000,000(89) $4,970,400,000 1995 792,440,000(524) 2,790,000,000(213) 4,740,000,000(112) $8,322,440,000 1996 2,840,820,000(671) 12,034,000,000(345) 10,488,000,000(99) $25,362,820,000 1997 2,461,570,000(630) 14,580,000,000(329) 6,400,000,000(108) $23,441,570,000 3 65 Years of Station Transactions YEAR RADIOONLY* GROUPS* TVONLY TOTAL 1998 1,596,210,000(589) 14,080,000,000(271) 7,120,000,000(90) $22,796,210,000 1999 1,718,000,000(382) 26,880,000,000(196) 4,720,000,000(86) $33,318,000,000 2000** 24,900,000,000(1,794) 0(0) 8,800,000,000(154) $33,700,000,000 2001** 3,800,000,000(1,000) 0(0) 4,900,000,000(108) $8,700,000,000 2002** 5,594,141,000(836) 0(0) 2,529,039,000(249) $8,123,180,000 2003** 2,400,000,000(950) 0(0) 520,000,000(97) $2,920,000,000 2004** 1,897,422,000(901) 0(0) 871,923,000(66) $2,769,345,000 2005** 2,791,531,000(895) 0(0) 2,842,439,000(86) $5,633,970,000 2006** 22,871,247,000(2101) 0(0) 18,127,686,000(180) $40,998,933,000 2007** 1,488,628,000(1,187) 0(0) 4,616,018,000(295) $6,104,646,000 2008** 642,344,000(749) 0(0) 745,511,000(48) $1,387,855,000 2009** 345,487,000(638) 713,490,000(80) $1,058,977,000 2010** 339,317,000(816) 199,288,000(60) $538,605,000 2011** 4,275,300,000(1,067) 1,098,971,000(49) $5,374,271,000 2012** 1,082,137(898) 1,891,012(95) $2,973,149 2013** 1,040,135(887) 8,823,042(290) $9,863,177 2014** 944,895(924) 4,615,443(168) $5,560,338 2015** 712,000(785) 669,950(86) $1,381,950 2016** 493,000(556) 5,279,500(97) $5,773,000 2017** 3,321,000(752) 5,000,000(107) $8,320,000 2018** 745,500,000(609) 8,800,000,000(88) $9,545,500,000 2019** 980,601,000(624) 6,556,393,000(123) $7,536,994,000 Note:Dollarvolumefiguresrepresenttotalconsiderationsreportedforalltransactionswithexceptionofminority interesttransfersinwhichcontrolofstationsdidnotchangehandsandstationssoldaspartoflargercompany transactions.AlthoughallstateshavebeenapprovedbytheFCC,theymaynotnecessarilyhavereachedfinal closing.Priorto1978,combinedAMͲFMfacilitieswerecountedasonestationincomputingtotalnumberof stationstraded.NowAMͲFMcombinationsarecountedastwostations. *Startingin1993,theRadioonlycolumnincludesonlystandͲaloneAMandFMdealsandtheGroupscolumn containsAMͲFMcombosandallothermultiplestationdeals.InpreviousyearstheAMͲFMcomboswereincluded underRadioonly. **Figuresfor2000to2019courtesyofBIA/Kelsey. Source:BIAAdvisoryServices(www.bia.com) 4 Sales of Television Receivers Year Product Category Units Dollars Average (Thousands) (Million) Price 1954 Analog Color TV 5 $2 $400 1955 Analog Color TV 20 $10 $500 TELEVISION - U.S. 1956 Analog Color TV 100 $46 $460 1957 Analog Color TV 85 $37 $435 1958 Analog Color TV 80 $34 $425 1959 Analog Color TV 90 $37 $411 1960 Analog Color TV 120 $47 $392 1961 Analog Color TV 147 $56 $381 1962 Analog Color TV 438 $154 $352 1963 Analog Color TV 747 $258 $345 1964 Analog Color TV 1,404 $488 $348 1965 Analog Color TV 2,694 $959 $356 1966 Analog Color TV 5,012 $1,861 $371 1967 Analog Color TV 5,563 $2,015 $362 1968 Analog Color TV 6,215 $2,086 $336 1969 Analog Color TV 6,191 $2,031 $328 1970 Analog Color TV
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