13,436k 36,447k 38,3 million BRC RAM - Vital Signs National sample

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The BRC brings you a BRAND NEW Radio Audience Measurement System BRC RAM: Jan – Jun 2016

13,436k 36,447k 38,3 million BRC RAM - Vital Signs National sample Random selection, household flooding 13,436k Households 36,447k Individuals Universe: Population age 15+ 38,3 million Q1&Q2 sample size 5

39 60% 297 20% 85% 20% BRC RAM - Vital Signs Consistent area split (sample frame) Stations included 60% 39 297 Metro Commercial and PBS stations Community stations 20% Small Urban 20% 85% Rural Weighting efficiency 35/39 = 90% 69/297 = 23% Rolling sample Stations with a small base size will be able to roll sample for 6 months or 12 months 6

BRC RAM - Milestone Chart We are here Q1 (Jan – Mar) 4 days old new born Q2 (Apr – Jun) 7 year old child Q3 (Jul – Sep) 14 year old adolescent Q4 (Oct – Dec) 21 year old adult n=30,000 7 Jan 22 Dec 7

BRC RAM sample closely reflects the South African population SAARF RAMS BRC RAM SA Population (IHS) (Unweighted) (Unweighted) Black 56% Coloured 17% Indian / Asian 7% White 21% Black 76% Coloured 12% Indian / Asian 4% White 8% Black 78% Coloured 9% Indian / Asian 3% White 10% 9 Sources: SAARF RAM Jul-Dec’15 (unweighted) (n=31,700); BRC RAM Jan-Jun ’16 (unweighted) (n=36,447); IHS Population estimates June 2015

… and therefore requires less weighting - Weighted Unweighted Black sample SAARF RAMS KZN FS GP WC NC EC NW LP MP BRC RAM Ranked by differences in SAARF sample Sources: BRC RAM Jan-Jun ’16 (n=27,793); SAARF RAM Jul’15-Dec’15 (n=17,317) 10

- White sample Weighted Unweighted SAARF RAMS KZN FS GP NC WC NW EC LP BRC RAM 11 Ranked by differences in SAARF sample Sources: BRC RAM Jan-Jun ’16 (n=2,924); SAARF RAM Jul’15-Dec’15 (n=6,739)

Weighting is not a ‘corrective’ factor, it is a ‘sample balancing’ factor BRC RAM has better efficiencies, better coverage and is picking up more realistic audiences, reflective of the SA population 14

Radio reaches most South Africans … Total Mon-Fri Sat Sun 91% weekly reach = 34,9 million listeners listening anytime in the week 75% daily reach (Mon-Fri) = 28,5 million listeners on an average weekday 18 Source: BRC RAM Jan-Jun ’16 (n=36,447)

… everywhere! 9,0m 6,9m 3,3m 4,0m 4,4m 2,3m 2,6m 1,8m 680k 91% = 90% = LP 89% = 2,3m 87% = 2,6m GP NW MP 90% = 1,8m FS KZN NC 96% = 6,9m 82% = 680k EC 88% = 4,0m WC 95% = 4,4m 19 Source: BRC RAM Jan-Jun ’16 (n=36,447)

Longer listening per day WC GP KZN NC NW LP MP EC FS 3h36 4h06 4h12 4h24 4h30 4h48 5h06 % Total: 04h12 3h48 4h18 4h36 I W C B W C I B 2h48 3h30 3h54 4h18 English Afrikaans Sepedi IsiZulu Setswana Tsonga IsiXhosa Sesotho Tshivenda Siswati IsiNdebele 3h12 3h54 4h00 4h06 4h18 4h30 4h36 4h54 5h18 20 Source: BRC RAM Jan-Jun ’16 (n=36,447)

Heavier listening per week Heavy Medium Light (>20 hours pw) (10.25-20 hours pw) (0.25-10 hours pw) 43% 30% 27% SAARF RAMS 54% 25% 21% BRC RAM 21 Source: BRC RAM Jan-Jun ’16, Radio listeners (n=33,339)

listen to only one station Loyal listeners WC KZN GP EC MP NC FS % LP NW 57 59 61 63 69 70 72 74 59 66 Total: 63% listen to only one station % % 59 62 63 66 W C I B English Sepedi IsiXhosa Setswana Afrikaans Tshivenda Xitsonga IsiZulu Sesotho Siswati IsiNdebele 59 60 61 63 64 66 69 72 % 22 Source: BRC RAM Jan-Jun ’16, Filter: radio listeners (n=33,339)

DEVICE listening brings a new dynamic, capturing HOW people listen 76% listen on a radio 38% listen on a cell phone 26% listen on a vehicle radio 8% listen on a television 2% listen on a computer/ tablet 24 Source: BRC RAM Jan-Jun’16 (n=36,447)

LOCATION listening adds another new dynamic, capturing WHERE people listen 87% listen at home 33% listen in a vehicle 11% listen at work/Uni 6% Listen at Restaurant / Shopping centre/ Airport 25 Source: BRC RAM Jan-Jun’16 (n=36,447)

The transformation of a Radio Audience Measurement System … WHY is it different and WHAT has changed? Sample Frame Cross device / Cross location Heavy / Loyal listeners 26

BRC RAM – in a SOUNDBITE Less light listening which result in lower weekly cumes 1 Validations on the data have been extensive and support the new BRC RAM data 4 Less reliance on weighting as a corrective factor as the sample is a good representation of the SA population This is driven by heavy, loyal listeners, listening to stations for longer periods of time 2 5 Dynamic capture of listening across device & location The instrument has created a paradigm shift, making Radio relevant throughout the day 3 6 27

Eastern Cape – Share of audience & Share of listening (% of 4.4m listeners who listen in a week) Share of Listening (% of 8.8b listening minutes a week) 34 Source: BRC RAM Jan’16-Jun’16 (Eastern Cape Radio Listeners: n=4,139)

Free State – Share of audience & Share of listening (% of 1.8m listeners who listen in a week) Share of Listening (% of 3.8b listening minutes a week) 37 Source: BRC RAM Jan’16-Jun’16 (Free State Radio Listeners : n=1,447)

Gauteng – Share of audience & Share of listening (% of 9.0m listeners who listen in a week) Share of Listening (% of 13.7b listening minutes a week) 40 Source: BRC RAM Jan’16-Jun’16 (Gauteng Radio Listeners : n=11,032)

KZN – Share of audience & Share of listening (% of 6.9m listeners who listen in a week) Share of Listening (% of 11.8b listening minutes a week) 43 Source: BRC RAM Jan’16-Jun’16 (KwaZulu-Natal Radio Listeners : n=5,833)

Limpopo – Share of audience & Share of listening (% of 3.3m listeners who listen in a week) Share of Listening (% of 6.1b listening minutes a week) 46 Source: BRC RAM Jan’16-Jun’16 (Limpopo Radio Listeners : n=2,082)

Mpumalanga – Share of audience & Share of listening (% of 2.6m listeners who listen in a week) Share of Listening (% of 4.9b listening minutes a week) 49 Source: BRC RAM Jan’16-Jun’16 (Mpumalanga Radio Listeners : n=1,844)

North West – Share of audience & Share of listening (% of 2.3m listeners who listen in a week) Share of Listening (% of 4.1b listening minutes a week) 52 Source: BRC RAM Jan’16-Jun’16 (North West Radio Listeners : n=1,421)

Northern Cape – Share of audience & Share of listening (% of 0.7m listeners who listen in a week) Share of Listening (% of 1.2b listening minutes a week) 55 Source: BRC RAM Jan’16-Jun’16 (Northern Cape Radio Listeners : n=536)

Western Cape – Share of audience & Share of listening (% of 4.0m listeners who listen in a week) Share of Listening (% of 6.9b listening minutes a week) 58 Source: BRC RAM Jan’16-Jun’16 (Western Cape Radio Listeners : n=5,005)

BRAND NEW TO RADIO AUDIENCE MEASUREMENT

Station listening by DEVICE Commercial and PBS TV Radio Vehicle radio Cell phone Computer 69 Source: BRC RAM Jan-Jun’16 (National: n=36,447) Stations ranked on avg. daily audience (Mon-Sun)

Station listening by DEVICE Commercial and PBS TV Radio Vehicle radio Cell phone Computer 70 Source: BRC RAM Jan-Jun’16 (National: n=36,447) Stations ranked on avg. daily audience (Mon-Sun)

Station listening by DEVICE Commercial and PBS TV Radio Vehicle radio Cell phone Computer 70 Source: BRC RAM Jan-Jun’16 (National: n=36,447) Stations ranked on avg. daily audience (Mon-Sun)

Station listening by DEVICE Commercial and PBS TV Radio Vehicle radio Cell phone Computer Source: BRC RAM Jan-Jun’16 (National: n=36,447) Stations ranked on avg. daily audience (Mon-Sun) Commercial and PBS stations with base=>40 72

Station listening by DEVICE Community TV Radio Vehicle radio Cell phone Computer 73 Source: BRC RAM Jan-Jun’16 (National: n=36,447) Stations ranked on avg. daily audience (Mon-Sun)

Station listening by DEVICE Community TV Radio Vehicle radio Cell phone Computer 74 Source: BRC RAM Jan-Jun’16 (National: n=36,447) Stations ranked on avg. daily audience (Mon-Sun)

Station listening by DEVICE Community TV Radio Vehicle radio Cell phone Computer Source: BRC RAM Jan-Jun’16 (National: n=36,447) Stations ranked on avg. daily audience (Mon-Sun) Community stations with base>90 75

Station listening by LOCATION Commercial and PBS Home Vehicle Work/Uni Restaurant / Shopping centre/ Airport 76 Source: BRC RAM Jan-Jun’16 (National: n=36,447) Stations ranked on avg. daily audience (Mon-Sun)

Station listening by LOCATION Commercial and PBS Home Vehicle Work/Uni Restaurant / Shopping centre/ Airport 77 Source: BRC RAM Jan-Jun’16 (National: n=36,447) Stations ranked on avg. daily audience (Mon-Sun)

Station listening by LOCATION Commercial and PBS Home Vehicle Work/Uni Restaurant / Shopping centre/ Airport 78 Source: BRC RAM Jan-Jun’16 (National: n=36,447) Stations ranked on avg. daily audience (Mon-Sun)

Station listening by LOCATION Commercial and PBS Home Vehicle Work/Uni Restaurant / Shopping centre/ Airport Source: BRC RAM Jan-Jun’16 (National: n=36,447) Stations ranked on avg. daily audience (Mon-Sun) Commercial and PBS stations with base=>40 79

Station listening by LOCATION Community Home Vehicle Work/Uni Restaurant / Shopping centre/ Airport 80 Source: BRC RAM Jan-Jun’16 (National: n=36,447) Stations ranked on avg. daily audience (Mon-Sun)

Station listening by LOCATION Community Home Vehicle Work/Uni Restaurant / Shopping centre/ Airport 81 Source: BRC RAM Jan-Jun’16 (National: n=36,447) Stations ranked on avg. daily audience (Mon-Sun)

Station listening by LOCATION Community Home Vehicle Work/Uni Restaurant / Shopping centre/ Airport Source: BRC RAM Jan-Jun’16 (National: n=36,447) Stations ranked on avg. daily audience (Mon-Sun) Community stations with base>90 82