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Iāve noticed heaps of media today using Sevenās adjusted ā2.6mā for the match of the Australian Open Menās Final.
Although probably because the needed to, as everyone knows the movie āThe Netā didnāt even end-up airing.
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Iāve noticed heaps of media today using Sevenās adjusted ā2.6mā for the match of the Australian Open Menās Final.
Although probably because the needed to, as everyone knows the movie āThe Netā didnāt even end-up airing.
But the adjusted number provide by Seven is the same as the preliminary.
###OzTAM adds weekly Live Video Player Measurement (VPM) Report
Complements VPM top catch up program reports
Adds to understanding of changing consumer behaviour around TV content
OzTAM today adds a weekly Live Video Player Measurement (VPM) Report to the reports available on its website.
Posted on Tuesday mornings, OzTAMās Live VPM report captures the top live-streamed programs each week (preceding Sunday to Saturday).
OzTAMās CEO Doug Peiffer said: āOzTAMās Live VPM Report is the latest enhancement in our Video Player Measurement service.
āIt demonstrates differences in how people consume online catch up TV and now live- streamed broadcast content.
āSport and news tend to dominate Live VPM, as the content is more āperishableā. Catch up is more about watching at a time and manner of the viewerās choosing; drama and entertainment are usually the most watched catch up programs.
āBoth are important in understanding how people engage with TV content, and the opportunity to live stream or catch up keeps audiences close to their favourite programs.ā
OzTAMās VPM reporting service typically captures around 30-50 million minutes of VPM content, on average, a day. Of that, catch up comprises 25-35 million minutes, and live streaming 5-15 million minutes.
Overall, viewing of online broadcast content ā including catch up and live streaming ā currently accounts for approximately 1 to 2 per cent of all broadcast content viewed each week in total. However VPM can represent a sizeable portion of a program episodeās total audience, similar to the way some broadcast programs see significant audience increases from time-shifted viewing.
First Live VPM report is posted - link below. It will be added to the weekās ratings report.
https://forums.mediaspy.org/t/week-5-2017/2537/6?u=tv.cynic
Bear with me if there are any errors, trying to match the OzTAM report to the forum.
2017 ratings year starts today.
News Corp reports the OzTAM metro panel will expand by 50%, from 3500 to 5250 homes across the five capital cities from April 30.
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For example, the movie āThe Bucket Listā & Better Homes and Gardens are both airing in every market, but at different times & on different channels.
I imagine thereāll only by one entry each in tomorrowās ratings for Seven then?
(i.e.)
BH&G figure on 7Two from 7:30pm to 8:30pm in Melb & Adel will be combined into the 5 city figire?
The Bucket List airing on 7mate in Melb & Adel at 7:30 will be combined into the 5 city figure?
NOTE:
Seven are actually airing two versions of The Bucket List tonight:
An edited āPGā version for Melb and Adel on 7mate at 7:30 & the uncut āMā version for Syd, Bris & Perth on Ch 7 at 8:30pm.
My guess would be yes and yes. Weāll find out tomorrow fo sure.
With subscription ratings, I donāt get why the numbers change?
I understand thereās preliminary, adjusted & end of week confirmation (like FTA).
But (for example), during last yearās epic AFL Prelim Final between GWS & the Western Bulldogs, MediaWeek reported on twitter:
ā¢At first 534k.
ā¢Then they adjusted it later to 565k?
ā¢Then later in the year it was confirmed by Foxtel as 543k?
(Itās an AFL Foxtel ratings record).
Does Foxtel numbers take into account those who record it and then exclude them if they dont watch?
534,000 was final overnight. 543,000 was 7 day and 28 day consolidated.
STV numbers are done the same as FTA.
Approximately what week (I think itās around now or very soon) do OzTam release a āhalf yearā report?
Top programs (last week of DEC 2016 to present), YTD shares, etc?
I kmow @TV.Cynic posts an article every year A great way to remember / keep track!
OzTAM donāt release half year reports. The year to date shares are posted each week.
###Australian video viewing report
Q U A R T E R - 1 - 2 0 1 7
Welcome to the first issue of the Australian Video Viewing Report, which each quarter will examine the evolving ways in which people watch video, including broadcast television and other content.
Like its predecessor, The Australian Multi-Screen Report, we review device take-up and viewingon different screens, to better understand how audience behaviour is shifting with growing content and platform choices. The familiar figures for time spent watching live and time-shifted TV in the home remain, along with time spent watching video on desktops and laptops, and on tablets and smartphones.
Despite unprecedented choice, on average across the total population, TV remains the most-watched screen, and most Australians watch some broadcast TV (free-to-air and subscription channels) each week. Across the population Australians spend on average 2 hours and 39 minutes watching live and playback TV on TV sets each day: thatās just 33 fewer minutes than they did six years ago, in Q1 2011.
In prime time, Australians spend 25 per cent of their time with the TV set doing something other than watching live or playback TV within 28 days.
You might notice some small changes to the appearance of the ratings starting today. The latest update to the forum required a revision of the coding. Hopefully there wonāt be too many glitches.
OzTAM ratings data late in arriving this morning.
OzTAM:
Please note there will be a delay in getting the ratings reports out this morning as we are waiting for the analysis database to update.
SKY UK is to add its own data to the official BARB television ratings as some online viewing is not been captured, in particular box set binge viewing that occurs before programs are broadcast on linear channels. SKY will not report overnight ratings, instead focusing on seven day ratings and and the total audience across a programās full season.
So now pay tv us getting as desperate as free to air.