FINLAND RESULTS AND PAN-EUROPEAN COMPARISONS Alison Fennah, VP Research and Marketing, IAB Europe Helsinki, 20 th September 2012.

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FINLAND RESULTS AND PAN-EUROPEAN COMPARISONS Alison Fennah, VP Research and Marketing, IAB Europe Helsinki, 20 th September 2012

2 Presentation Agenda 1.Introduction →Background →Coverage and Methodology 2.Main Findings →The Media Evolution →Internet everywhere by any means →Media multi-tasking means more active consumers →Brand relationships grow via digital touchpoints →The Internet is an entertainer and enabler →Instant access to information at consumers fingertips →Internet enriches consumer communication →Online plays a key function in the purchase funnel

3 Background As part of their research remit, the IAB Europe conducts Mediascope Europe, widely recognised as the industry standard consumer research study on the European media landscape The broad aim of this study is to capture the different ways in which consumers are developing across Europe and assess their similarities and differences →Identify changing media consumption patterns →Evolution of media multi-tasking and emerging and evolving online media →Video consumption, social media and e-commerce

4 Coverage and Methodology Fieldwork took place in 28 markets in February 2012 An Omnibus + Online methodology was used across all countries totalling nearly 50,000 interviews The application of quotas ensured that representative samples were achieved in each Market →quotas on age, gender, education and regional distribution were applied →Omnibus Finland: TNS →Online Finland: Annik Hungary Italy Russia Spain Portugal France Turkey Poland Belgium UK Switzerland Denmark Sweden Norway Germany Netherlands Finland Ukraine Bulgaria Romania Ireland Greece Slovenia Croatia Slovakia Serbia Austria Czech Republic

5 Mediascope Europe 2012 is supported by over 100 leading media companies, local IABs and other trade associations Mediascope Europe - Sponsors

6 Mediascope Europe – Local Sponsors – Finland

7 Mediascope Europe – Pan-European Sponsors

8 The Media evolution 87% of Finns are online Total adult Finland population of 4.4 million Base: All Respondents (Omnibus) n=1, hours per week

9 The Finnish media consumption landscape Penetration Online 87% Radio 83% Newspapers 88% Magazines 70% TV 91% EU: 95%, WE:94%, NE:95%, SE:97%, CEE:95% EU: 65%, WE:81%, NE:87%, SE:61%, CEE:55% EU: 64%, WE:82%, NE:85%, SE:68%, CEE:48% EU: 62%, WE:70%, NE:82%, SE:59%, CEE:56% EU: 48%, WE:63%, NE:62%, SE:43%, CEE:39% Base: All Respondents (Omnibus) n=1,004

10 Online 13.2hrs Radio 13.3hrs Newspapers 4.6hrs Magazines 3.4hrs TV 12.5hrs The Finnish media consumption landscape Hours per week used EU: 16.8 WE:16.0, NE:14.0, SE:16.7, CEE:17.7 EU: 14.8 WE:14.0, NE:14.8, SE:13.8, CEE:16.1 EU: 12.7 WE:13.4, NE:13.5, SE:10.6, CEE:12.9 EU: 4.6 WE:4.8, NE:4.9, SE:4.2, CEE:4.6 EU: 4.0 WE:4.0, NE:3.6, SE:3.5, CEE:4.2 Base: All TV viewers (Omnibus) n=887, All newspaper readers n=621, All magazine readers n=458, All radio listeners n=601, All internet users n=850

11 Internet becomes ‘all consuming’ media device 5% watch TV online at least daily A further 28% watch TV at least weekly of Finnish Internet users watch TV online 89% EU: 73% WE:67% NE:81% SE:65% CEE:81% Base: All internet users (Online) n=975

12 Internet becomes ‘all consuming’ media device 4% listen to the radio online at least daily A further 12% listen at least weekly of Internet users listen to the radio online 68% 44% read news online at least daily A further 27% read news at least weekly of Internet users read news online 96% EU: 67% WE:61% NE:67% SE:64% CEE:73% EU: 91% WE:86% NE:94% SE:91% CEE:96% Base: All internet users (Online) n=975

13 Internet everywhere by any means 0.3m Finns use a Tablet to go online Base: All respondents (Omnibus) n=1,004

14 Increasing choice of Internet access Accessing the internet via the computer is the most popular method – Used by 3.9 million Finns (87% - EU:64%) However 39% of all Internet users in Finland (EU:37%) go online via more than one device Base: All respondents (Omnibus) n=1,004, All internet users n=850

15 The alternative ways of going online →Spend on average 5.7 hours per week (EU:9.3hrs) →84% use their tablet to go online in the evening →Spend on average 5.3 hours per week (EU:9.4hrs) →85% use their mobile to go online during the day 29% Finns go online using a mobile 7% Finns go online using a tablet Base: All respondents (Omnibus) n=1,004, All mobile internet users n=274, All tablet internet users n=69, All games console internet users n=39

16 The alternative ways of going online 4% Finns go online using a games console Base: All respondents (Omnibus) n=1,004, All mobile internet users n=274, All tablet internet users n=69, All games console internet users n=39

17 Media multi-tasking means more active consumers 58% of Finns are online whilst watching TV EU: 48% WE:58% NE:59% SE:39% CEE:44% Base: All TV viewers n=887

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19 Relationship between content consumption on TV and online 1.6 hours per week across Finland (EU:2.8hrs) is spent watching TV and online at the same time (13% (EU:16%) of all time spent watching TV) Base: All respondents (Online) n=1,006, All who use both TV and internet at the same time n=552

20 Entertainment 78% Relationship between content consumption on TV and online Programme Genre likely to be watching News 53% Documentary 36% Sport 26% Music 21% Lifestyle 28% Adverts/Advertising 19% 63% 61% 35% 31% 27% 18% 13% Finland EU WE:65%, NE:62%, SE:71%, CEE:60% WE:52%, NE:47%, SE:56%, CEE:70% WE:41%, NE:35%, SE:33%, CEE:31% WE:32%, NE:27%, SE:28%, CEE:31% WE:28%, NE:21%, SE:23%, CEE:27% WE:23%, NE:25%, SE:13%, CEE:14% WE:15%, NE:16%, SE:14%, CEE:10% Base: All respondents (Online) n=1,006, All who use both TV and internet at the same time n=552

Media multi-tasking - TV and Internet – Genre of related content Q5kiii. And which types of TV programmes or content do you tend to be watching whilst doing something related online? 2012 Genre of related content - % Finland - % Europe - % Base: All European giving a response for using the internet whilst watching TV, n=17,413 All Finland giving a response for using the internet whilst watching TV, n=552

22 Multi tasking by Internet device Internet users via a Tablet in Finland are most likely to multi task compared to other users of other internet devices 44% do not use any other device whilst being online on a tablet (EU:15%) 12% watch TV whilst are online on a tablet (EU:67%) Base: All tablet internet users (Online) n=71, All games console internet users n=40

23 Brand relationships grow via digital touchpoints Base: All internet users (Online) n=975

24 Internet influence on purchase decisions for products 45% of all Finnish Internet users state the internet helps them choose better products /service EU: 51% WE:52% NE:46% SE:45% CEE:53% Base: All internet users (Online) n=975

25 Internet influence on purchase decisions for products 36% of all Finnish Internet users are inclined to find out more about products they see advertised online EU: 47% WE:35% NE:34% SE:45% CEE:59% Base: All internet users (Online) n=975

26 Internet influence on purchase decisions for products The Internet is most important when deciding to purchase Travel tickets 62% Electrical goods 39% Holidays 63% Mobile handsets/contracts 48% Financial products or services 21% Cars 40% Clothes and accessories 30% Insurance 37% Toiletries/ Cosmetics 21% Health products 24% Home furnishings 28% 57% 53% 50% 47% 44% 41% 39% 35% Finland EU Base: All internet users (Online) n=975

27 Consumers connecting via multiple touch-points Among all Finnish Smart phone users: →57% are interested in location-based vouchers (EU:48%) →28% are interested in downloading a mobile phone app (EU:41%) Among all Finnish Internet users: →32% are interested in connecting via social networks (EU:38%) →16% are interested in viewing video content as part of advertising campaigns (EU:30%) Base: All smart phone users (Online) n=471, All internet users n=975

28 Benefits users get via digital 87% of all Finnish Internet users state the internet helps them manage their lifestyle 62% of all Finnish Internet users state the internet helps them book holidays or make travel arrangement 66% of all Finnish Internet users state the internet helps them manage finances 69% of all Finnish Internet users state the internet helps them keep in touch with friends or relatives EU: 81% WE:83% NE:85% SE:79% CEE:80% EU: 44% WE:51% NE:62% SE:35% CEE:40% EU: 43% WE:54% NE:61% SE:44% CEE:32% EU: 63% WE:62% NE:66% SE:61% CEE:64% Base: All internet users (Online) n=975

29 The internet is an entertainer and enabler 76% of Finns are online during the traditional primetime TV evening slot (EU:52%) Base: All respondents (Omnibus) n=1,004

30 Online is essential for entertainment 82% of all Finns are online during the weekend 76% of all Finns are online during the primetime evening TV slot EU: 52% WE:67% NE:74% SE:46% CEE:42% EU: 60% WE:76% NE:83% SE:53% CEE:51% Base: All respondents (Omnibus) n=1,004

Media use during the day (all) Q1b/2b. What times of the day do you typically…during week? 2012 Total Europe Media use during the day (all) - % 06:0010:00to10:0017:30to17:3021:00to21:0006:00to 2012 Finland Media use during the day (all) - % 06:0010:00to10:0017:30to17:3021:00to21:0006:00to Base: All European respondents (n=22,918), All Finland respondents (n=1004)

32 Online is essential for entertainment Watch video clips 81% Listening to radio 67% Listening to music online 66% Watch online TV 60% Watch live events 59% Music downloads 57% Online gaming 55% Use catch up or on demand TV 54% Download video clips 52% Download a TV programme 46% Podcasting 43% Entertainment Activities Ever Carried Out 84% 68% 65% 73% 62% 46% 53% 84% 52% 46% 40% Finland EU WE:77%, NE:86%, SE:83%, CEE:83% WE:61%, NE:67%, SE:64%, CEE:73% WE:52%, NE:65%, SE:66%, CEE:77% WE:51%, NE:69%, SE:54%, CEE:68% WE:49%, NE:59%, SE:62%, CEE:67% WE:47%, NE:47%, SE:52%, CEE:69% WE:43%, NE:45%, SE:55%, CEE:66% WE:55%, NE:63%, SE:40%, CEE:57% WE:39%, NE:49%, SE:54%, CEE:62% WE:38%, NE:45%, SE:44%, CEE:53% WE:37%, NE:42%, SE:45%, CEE:49% Watch a film 59% 66% WE:52%, NE:60%, SE:63%, CEE:80% Download a film 51% 39% WE:36%, NE:39%, SE:56%, CEE:63% Base: All internet users (Online) n=975

33 Instant access to information at consumers fingertips 44% of Finnish Internet users visit news websites everyday Base: All internet users (Online) n=975

34 Websites visited Top Websites used at least DailyTop Websites used at least Monthly Maps 62% Hobby 8% Local information 62% Sports 6% News 85% Social media 48% Banking and Finance 12% Banking and Finance 86% Forums 8% Other Hobby 56% Local information 5% Price Comparison Sites 41% News 44% Social media 68% Video 10% Video 65% Jobs 3% Films 31% Music 3% Music 33% 15% 12% 43% 16% 11% 9% 40% 18% 11% 10% 61% 60% 78% 66% 58% 49% 70% 67% 52% Finland EU Finland EU

35 Internet enriches consumer communication 98% of Finnish Internet users communicate through Base: All internet users (Online) n=975

36 91% 28% 34% 23% Top activities carried ever carried out Top activities carried out at least Daily Top activities carried out at least Monthly Communicating online 98% Blogging 60% Instant message 64% Contribute to forums 63% 46% 4% 13% 4% EU: 95% WE:97%, NE:97%, SE:97%, CEE:93% EU: 73% WE:63%, NE:65%, SE:79%, CEE:79% EU: 62% WE:54%, NE:55%, SE:65%, CEE:69% EU: 56% WE:43%, NE:49%, SE:63%, CEE:65% EU: 74% WE:77%, NE:68%, SE:73%, CEE:72% EU: 24% WE:18%, NE:17%, SE:30%, CEE:28% EU: 9% WE:7%, NE:4%, SE:8%, CEE:12% EU: 8% WE:5%, NE:8%, SE:10%, CEE:9% EU: 93% WE:94%, NE:93%, SE:93%, CEE:91% EU: 54% WE:43%, NE:41%, SE:62%, CEE:62% EU: 38% WE:32%, NE:27%, SE:40%, CEE:44% EU: 32% WE:25%, NE:28%, SE:41%, CEE:34%

37 Communication with friends and family on Social media of all Finnish Internet users have used a personal or professional Social Media website EU: 81% WE:73%, NE:80%, SE:84%, CEE:87% 79% Base: All internet users (Online) n=975

38 Communication with friends and family on Social media Top activities carried out at least Daily Top activities carried out at least Monthly Uploaded photos/ videos 26% Commented on photos/ videos 4% Updated my profile 6% Played games 41% Played games 13% Commented on photos/ videos 36% Read s I had received 72% Read s I had received 90% Posted an update 12% Posted an update 47% Uploaded photos/ videos 1% Updated my profile 37% Read updates/ messages 48% Read updates/ messages 79% Contacted someone specific 9% Contacted someone specific 62% EU: 77%EU: 91% EU: 42%EU: 80% EU: 22%EU: 63% EU: 17%EU: 53% EU: 17%EU: 49% EU: 10%EU: 49% EU: 8%EU: 48% EU: 6%EU: 43% %s Among Social Media users Base: All who use social media (Online) n=896

39 Created group to boycott brand/product 23% Created group for favourite brand/product 21% ‘Liked’/ became a fan of a brand 70% Unfriended brand 45% Complained about a brand/product 58% Complained directly to a company 70% Created group to boycott brand/product 3% Created group for favourite brand/product 4% ‘Liked’/ became a fan of a brand 30% Complained directly to a company 7% Unfriended brand 6% Complained about a brand/product 11% Communications with brands on Social media Top activities carried out at least Monthly Top activities ever carried out EU: 42%EU: 67% EU: 20%EU: 52% EU: 20%EU: 50% EU: 19%EU: 47% EU: 16%EU: 32% EU: 11%EU: 27% %s Among Social Media users Base: All who use social media (Online) n=896

40 Purchasing online 91% of all Finnish Internet users shop online EU: 87% WE:94%, NE:94%, SE:88%, CEE:80% 97% of all Finnish Internet users research online for purchases EU: 96% WE:97%, NE:97%, SE:97%, CEE:93% 13% of all total shopping made is conducted online among Finnish Internet users EU: 19% WE:24%, NE:16%, SE:15%, CEE:16% %s Among Internet users Base: All internet users (Online) n=975

41 Spend online 11 is the average number of purchases made per person in Finland across a 6 month period EU: 13 €684 is the average amount spent per person in Finland across a 6 month period EU: €544 %s Among Internet users/P6M purchasers Base: All purchasing online in the last 6 months (Online) n=865

42 Products purchased Most popular products purchased online Holidays 33% Toiletries/ Cosmetics 21% Books 40% Electrical goods 22% Concert, theatre or festival tickets 32% Clothes and accessories 45% Travel tickets 52% EU: 43% EU: 38% EU: 34% EU: 28% EU: 26% EU: 32% EU: 25% Base: All internet users (Online) n=975

43 The Internet influences people’s perceptions of brands and products, especially when they are consuming across more digital devices Other media – TV, radio, newspapers are increasingly being consumed online but Finnish pattern is different to other markets Accessing the internet is no longer solely via traditional computer with people accessing more and more via mobiles, tablets and games consoles Increasingly people are watching TV and using the internet at the same time but other offline media are consumed in more of a ‘solus’ mode in Finland To summarise

44 THANKS IAB Europe