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Online Video in Latin America

December 2010

Andres Palmiter

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Understanding the Latin American viewer

What can we learn from the Chilean Miners’ coverage?

Audience measures for Argentina, Brazil, Chile, and Mexico

Where did all this great data come from?

KEY ADVANTAGES

comScore Video Metrix

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Focus: Latin America

July 2010 Penetration Data V0910

Latin America

Argentina

Brazil

Chile

Mexico

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Sight, sound, and motion

There’s no better way to experience large cultural events than video,

but do we know who’s watching and where?

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Online Video allows convenient viewing of TV events

Recent comScore study sought to answer: why do viewers choose to

watch TV episodes online?

– NOT out of ad-avoidance

– Main factor is convenience and time-shifting

7%

13%

25%

38%

57%

71%

0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80%

Don’t subscribe to cable/don't have a TV

Prefer the online experience

Like to see past episodes

Less ads

Convenience

Missed episode on TV

Both TV/Online [B]

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Latin American viewers and the Chilean Miners

The Chilean Miners rescue was a cultural event that spanned age, interest,

and nationality

How can marketers better understand audience behavior and know where

they go to watch large cultural events online?

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Ability to understand content-specific viewing behavior

comScore groups content providers into content categories and sets

norms around engagement and viewership that are content-specific

– Ability to see demographic breaks by content category as well

– Focus on three categories: News/Information, Conversational Media, and

Entertainment

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Video and Conversational Media

Younger and older audiences participate in cultural events in different

ways

– In Argentina more than a third of Conversational Media video viewers are

between the ages 15-24

37.6

24.6

14.9

14.0

15-24

25-34

35-44

45-54

% Viewers Conversational Media / Argentina

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Video and Conversational Media

Males and females also exhibit different viewing patterns

– In Chile females ages 45+ watch more conversational media videos than their

male counterparts, at more than a 2-1 ratio

3.1

1.3

Females 45+

Males 45+

Videos Views / Conversational Media / Chile

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News and Information

Whereas conversational media requires participation, News and

Information best recreates TV. Unsurprisingly, News and Information

attracts an older demographic.

– In Argentina, News and Information is most popular among people ages 35+,

making up almost half of the content category’s audience

916,000 1,850,000 Persons 35+

Audience / News and Information / Argentina

Persons 35+ Total

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News and Information

Whereas conversational media requires participation, News and

Information best recreates TV. Unsurprisingly, News and Information

attracts an older demographic.

– In Mexico, people ages 35-44 watch proportionately more News/Information

videos per viewer than younger demographics (6.6 compared to the average of

4.9)

6.6

4.9

Persons 35-44

All Persons

Videos per Viewer / News and Info / Mexico

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Live Streaming

As online video technology becomes more mature, live streaming sites

buttress TV viewing

– Watch cultural events as they happen, even if the viewer is stuck in front of a

computer

– In Brazil, live streaming sites such as Ustream, Veemi, Boxlive.tv keep viewers

engaged longer for each video than the average video site.

9.3

10.9

11.7

5.4

Ustream

Boxlive.tv

Veemi

Average

Minutes per Video / Live Sites / Brazil

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Entertainment’s reach

In every market, the entertainment category dominates in terms of

audience reach, total minutes viewing, and video views

16,680

10,996

35,969

6,191

15,560

9,755

30,612

5,773

Mexico

Argentina

Brazil

Chile

Entertainment Category / Reach

Entertainment Viewers (000)

Total Viewers (000)

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What we learned

Younger viewers tend to be more engaged with Conversational Media,

whereas older viewers viewed more videos on News and Information

Live viewing sites would allow marketers to more opportunities to monetize

single streams, due to the increased minutes per video

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Understanding the Latin American viewer

Audience measures for Argentina, Brazil, Chile,

and Mexico

How do the intensity measures match up with US?

Where did all this great data come from?

KEY ADVANTAGES

comScore Video Metrix

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0

85

83

82

85

84

a

Argentina

Mexico

Brazil

Chile

USA

Online Video Reach / Web Population

Online Video reach is consistent across the region

July, 2010 Video Metrix Data

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… and across different ages

July, 2010 Video Metrix Data

88%

86%

84%

85%

80%

88%

85%

84%

83%

81%

88%

85%

86%

85%

83%

89%

85%

84%

83% 83%

15-24 25-34 35-44 45-54 55+

Online Video Reach / By Demographic

Argentina

Mexico

Brazil

Chile

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… though video consumption skews younger

July, 2010 Video Metrix Data

35%

25%

16% 15%

9%

49%

20%

14%

8%

3%

34%

31%

20%

10%

4%

35%

23%

18%

12% 10%

15-24 25-34 35-44 45-54 55+

Online Video Consumption / By Demographic

Argentina

Mexico

Brazil

Chile

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Room for growth in consumption

July, 2010 Video Metrix Data

86

111

83

87

204

Argentina

Mexico

Brazil

Chile

USA

Videos per Viewer

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Compared to US data from October 2008, the gap disappears

July, 2010 Video Metrix Data

86

111

83

87

92

Argentina

Mexico

Brazil

Chile

USA

Videos per Viewer

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Room for growth in engagement

July, 2010 Video Metrix Data

7.1

9.0

7.5

7.1

15.0

Argentina

Mexico

Brazil

Chile

USA

Hours per Viewer

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Compared to US data from October 2008, the gap reverses

July, 2010 Video Metrix Data

7.1

9.0

7.5

7.1

4.6

Argentina

Mexico

Brazil

Chile

USA

Hours per Viewer

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272MM

Each month, online video in Brazil accounts for:

July, 2010 Video Metrix Data

Unique Viewers

Percent of 15+ Internet Audience

Total Videos

Total Hours

Videos per Viewer

Hours per Viewer

35.9MM

2.9B

83 7.5

82%

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78MM

Argentina:

July, 2010 Video Metrix Data

Unique Viewers

Percent of 15+ Internet Audience

Total Videos

Total Hours

Videos per Viewer

Hours per Viewer

10.9MM

948MM

86 7.1

85%

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44MM

Chile:

July, 2010 Video Metrix Data

Unique Viewers

Percent of 15+ Internet Audience

Total Videos

Total Hours

Videos per Viewer

Hours per Viewer

6.2MM

536MM

87 7.1

85%

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150MM

Mexico:

July, 2010 Video Metrix Data

Unique Viewers

Percent of 15+ Internet Audience

Total Videos

Total Hours

Videos per Viewer

Hours per Viewer

16.7MM

111 9

83%

1.8B

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Understanding the Latin American viewer

Audience measures for Argentina, Brazil, Chile, and Mexico

Where did all this great data come from?

KEY ADVANTAGES

comScore Video Metrix

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comScore Leverages Rich Panel Data to Deliver Unique and Broad

Digital Business Analytics

The Only Global Measurement

of Audience and E-commerce

170+ Countries Under Measurement

43 Markets Reported

2 Million Person Panel

360°View of Person Behavior

V0910

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PAGE TAGS

Unified Digital Measurement™ (UDM) Establishes Platform For

Panel + Census Data Integration

PANEL

Unified Digital Measurement (UDM) Patent-Pending Methodology

Adopted by 88% of Top U.S. Media Properties

Global

PERSON Measurement

Global

MACHINE Measurement

V0910

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What does Video Metrix measure?

Video Metrix uses the same UDM methodology and panel as Media Metrix 360

All data was from October 2010! Except where

noted.

Answer the questions:

Who’s watching?

How long are they watching?

Does viewing behavior change for different

types of content?

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Andres Palmiter [email protected]

Thank you!