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Core Business Cross Media Ownership Creativity/Content House

DTT switch off “date Teleshopping

VERTICAL INTEGRATION LEGAL FRAMEWORK

Mediaset Group

| 2 | Mediaset | From FTA TV to Media Company

DVB-H Digital (2006) Terrestrial Television Core Business (2004) ƒ One of the Largest TV and media company in Europe ƒ Leadership in audience shares both in Italy and Spain ƒ Leadership in the TV Adv. market both in Italy and Spain ƒ Total Revenues: 3,678.0 ml Euro

Pay per View (2005)

| 3 | TV PLATFORM | Italian Competitive Scenario

Mediaset Competitive approach vs. Convergency

2004 2005 2006

DTT PPV DVB-H

Mobile FTA DTH Cable ADSL UMTS

| 4 | TV PLATFORM | Italian Competitive Scenario

Mediaset Competitive approach vs. Convergency

2004

DTT

FTA

| 5 | DTT roadmap in Europe and USA

Year Country 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012

Italy Dic

United Kindom Nov iTV Digital Jul

France May

Germany May

Spain Oct Quiero TV May Nov

Finland Aug

Sweden Apr

USA Apr

DTT Launch/Re-launch Official national switch-off date

Sources: DVB; DigiTag; Digital TV Group; Booz Allen Hamilton analysis

| 6 | DTT development in the major European countries

2002 – 2005 DTT STB penetration (.000)

1300 1000

UK Germany Italy Spain France 470 3500 120 2400 2500 2300 700 1300

272 8900 7900 6400 4400 2900 1800 1000

Q4 2002 Q2 2003 Q4 2003 Q2 2004 Q4 2004 Q2 2005 Q4 2005

Sources: Ofcom; GfK; DVB; Digitag; Dataxiz

| 7 | DTT development in Italy

| 8| DTT Development in Italy | “State of the Art”

ƒ 6 national network operators (10 Mux)

ƒ Over 80 local TV broadcasters

ƒ 15 content providers (28 channels)

ƒ 2 providers of Pay Services + a number of local TV operators

ƒ 14 interactive channels and over 100 interactive services “on air” in the last 2 years

ƒ 2 mobile TV networks (DVB-H) ready to go on air (open to all telecom and mobile content providers)

Sources: DGTVi; FUB; Booz Allen Hamilton analysis

| 9| 9 DTT Development in Italy | Coverage

Transmission Number of DTT Population Technology Operator multiplexes Coverage

ƒ 2 mux 80% - ≃ 65%

ƒ 2 mux >70%

DVB-T ƒ 2 mux ≃ 70% - ≃ 65%

ƒ 1 mux ≃ 68%

ƒ 1 mux ≃ 47%

ƒ 1 mux n.a. DVB-H ƒ 1 mux n.a.

Source: DGTVi, Corporate website - Local TV MUXs are not included

| 10 | DTT Development in Italy | Set-Top-Box Penetration

DTT STB penetration

≃4,000 3,600

2,100 95% are Interactive STB’s 1,250

340 0 jan 04 jul 04 jan 04 june 05 jan 06 mar-06

Driver for DTT success STBs Price History

390 Subsidy Content offering Net Price ƒ Premium contents (pay per view) € 150 Retail Price (gross of Sudsidy) ƒ Free channels 250 199 ƒ Interactive services 179 € 150 149 Accessibility € 150 119 € 150 99 ƒ Plug and Play installation € 70 79 ƒ “Affordable” pay offering € 239 € 99 € 49 € 29 € 149 € 49 € 99 € 79 jan 04 mar-04 may 04 sept 04 dec 04 apr-04 nov-05 today Source: GfK Marketing Services Italia

| 11| 11 || | DTT Development in Italy | Channel Offer

Main analogue channels in simulcast Sport and sport news

i i i i i SPORT

i i i SOLOCALCIO

News: financial, international,… Kids Shopping Music channels

i i i

Cinema news Public service channels Religion Pay per View services

i i i i i

i Interactive Channels Note: “Rete A” multiplex is not included (broadcasting “All Music”, “The Club”, “Camera”, “Senato”) because its current coverage is below 50% Sources: DGTVi; Sat-Net; Booz Allen Hamilton analysis

| 12 | TV PLATFORM | Italian Competitive Scenario

Mediaset Competitive approach vs. Convergency

2004 2005

DTT PPV

FTA DTH Cable ADSL

| 13 | Pay-Per-View | First Pre-paid card Offer on TV

BENEFITS FOR VIEWERS BENEFITS FOR MEDIASET ƒ No dish required ƒ Focused Investments ƒ No Subscription ƒ Defensive Move ƒ “Pay for what you watch” ƒ Driver for DTT Penetration ƒ Clear and simple technology ƒ Additional Revenues

Credit recharged on the Card Credit used watching Mediaset Premium Content 4 1

Credit sent OTA Credit Purchased (on- (Over the Air) to the STB 3 2 line / off line)

| 14| 14 || | Pay-Per-View | “Mediaset Premium” …. Coming up!

Soccer Theatre and Concerts Movies

Reality Games Fiction

| 15 | Pay-per-View| Update on Mediaset Premium Take off

Phase II 31st December 2005 IQ 2006

“Mediaset Premium” Smart Cards Sold to Retailers 1.438.000 470.000

N° Recharges sold to Retailers 1.282.000 1.146.000

“Cashed in” 63.4 ml Euro (*) 22.4 ml Euro

(*) 80 ml Euro including trial phase during 1H 2005

Digital Terrestrial TV

| 16| |16 16|| ||| | TV PLATFORM | Italian Competitive Scenario

Mediaset Competitive approach vs. Convergency

2004 2005 2006

DTT PPV DVB-H

Mobile FTA DTH Cable ADSL UMTS

| 17 | Mobile TV | DVB-H

Digital Terrestrial Network

DVB-T DVB-H

Digital Terrestrial Set-Top-Box Mobile Handset, PDA, Portable TV

ƒ Open Platform ƒ Open Platform ƒ Limited Broadcasting Capacity ƒ Tv content can be broadcast in original format ƒ Ideal for FTA Broadcasting and DVD quality ƒ Channel multiplication ƒ Low power consumption for handset ƒ 2 MUX. already hosting 3rd party channels ƒ Needs only a small antenna

ƒ 4 – 6 Mbps per channel ƒ 200 – 500 kbps per channel ƒ 4 – 6 channels per Multiplex ƒ 20 – 25 channels per Multiplex

| 18 | Mobile TV | DVB-H Value Chain

Content Content Commercial Access Broadcast Equipment Providing Edition DIstribution (CAS+Billing)

ƒ FTA Channels ƒ Mobile Handset ƒ Theme Manufacturer Channels (partially ƒ PPV Content subsidiared by mobile ƒ Other selected operators) content (i.e. news,”best of”, etc.)

ƒ Open platform ƒ Non-exclusive agreements

| 19 | Mobile Tv | Mediaset Agreements with Mobile Operators

Transmission Content Network

- 3 Commercial Channels -“SeriesA”Championship - Champions League

- 3 Commercial Channels -“SeriesA”Championship - Boing (kids channel) “On Air” “On Air” Already covering all from 5th June 2006 big Cities in Italy

| 20 | MEDIASET DTT Business Model

| 21 | Mediaset | DTT Business Model

Content Provider Network Provider

FREE-TO-AIR TELEVISION PAY TV NETWORK OPERATOR Commercial TV ƒ Premium Content Access Renting of Spectrum on proprietary ƒ 3 generalistic channels funded by through: Digital Terrestrial Transmitting advertising ƒ Pay-per-View Network to: (Analog, DVB-T, DVB-H) ƒ Pay-per-Time ƒ non-captive TV content provider Multichannel ƒ Pay-per- Category (DVB-T) ƒ Theme Channel funded by (DVB-T, DVB-H) ƒ mobile operators (DVB-H) targeted advertising or telesales (DVB-T, DVB-H) Interactivity ƒ Interactive and Enhanced advertising ƒ Interactive services (DVB-T, DVB-H)

| 22| 22 || | Mediaset | DTT Project Development

ƒ Mobile TV Business (DVB-H) PHASE 3 ƒ Pre-paid card and MHP Integration (2006) ƒ Introduction of other pre-paid funcions (ie. Pay per time)

n

o

i ƒ Launch of new PPV Content (Reality, Movies, etc.) t PHASE 2 a Introduction of “Seasonal Ticket” or “Package Ticket” r (2H2005) ƒ

t

e ƒ Launch of Rechargeable cards

n

e

P

T PHASE 1 ƒ Launch of PPV Offer on a Key content (Soccer) T (1H2005)

D ƒ Launch of a new theme channel (Boing) ƒ Launch of DTT Platform ƒ Creation of a Digital Terrestrial Infostructure

| 23| 23 || | Mediaset | 4 DTT Innovation Areas

Pay TV Innovation on FTA TV Innovation: enhanced commercial TV, DTT: Pre paid card, new free channels, Proprietary Conditional access new digital contents new advertising models

Business Model Technology Innovation Innovation: using open DVB no subscriptions and PPV, standards: Content Acquisition, DVB-T, MHP, DVB-H DVB-H agreement with mobile operators

| 24| 24 || | Mediaset | From FTA TV to Media Company

DVB-H Digital (2006) Terrestrial Television (2004)

Pay per View (2005)

| 25 | Financials Mediaset Group | Track Record

1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005

Ebit Margin (ROS)* (%) 27.3% 29.3% 25.0% 24.1% 26.8% 30.3% 30.2%

Net Profit (Euro ml.) 339.2 423.5 248.4 362.0 369.7 549.6 603.4

Free Cash Flow** (Euro ml.) 370.5 255.0 123.9 219.8 282.9 466.9 199.6

Earnings per Share (Euro) 0.29 0.36 0.21 0.31 0.31 0.47 0.51

Dividend per Share (Euro) 0.18 0.24 0.21 0.21 0.23 0.38 0.43

Distributed Dividend (Euro ml.) 216.2 283.2 247.8 247.4 271.3 448.8 489.5

Pay-out Ratio (%) 64% 67% 67%*** 68% 73% 81% 81%

From 2004 IFRS/IAS (*): Italian Business (**) Italian Business, excluding Associates Investments and Tele5 Dividend (***): excluding Kirch Media extraordinary provisions

| 27| 27 | | Mediaset Italian Business 2005| Operations Breakdown

Total Net Total Costs Operating (Euro ml.) Revenues (including D&A) Profit Margins

FTA TV 2,585.7 (1,772.4) 813.3 31.5%

Network Operator 137.8 (133.6) 4.2 16.2%

Pay TV 44.2 (55.8) (11.6) n.m.

Other Activities 92.5 (110.5) (18.1) n.m.

Intra-company Eliminations (112.0) 112.0 -

TOTAL 2,748.1 (1,960.3) 787.8 28.7%

| 28| 28 || | Investor Relations Department:

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