2014 Digital Trends In Australia

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Death to Digital: Australia & Media In 2014 Ciaran Norris, Chief Digital Officer

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An overview of the global and local trends impacting on media, technology and marketing in Australia in 2014

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Death to Digital:

Australia &

Media In 2014 Ciaran Norris, Chief Digital Officer

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3 Over-Arching Themes

Global retail LCD screen demand (bn sq feet)

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• No More New Media

• Audiences vs. The Industry

• Truly Personal Computing

• Get Connected

• Content Everywhere

• Everything Is Screened

• It’s In The Game

• The Cookie, Monstered

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• No More New Media

• Audiences vs. The Industry

• Truly Personal Computing

• Content Everywhere

• It’s More Important Than That

• Everything Is Screened

• The Cookie, Monstered

NO MORE NEW MEDIA

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19%

13%

14% 14%

14%

12%

14%

0-14 15-24 25-34 35-44

45-54 55-64 65+

The “Adams” Generation

Source: Austraian Bureau of Statistics, 2011; UK ONS, 2011

c32% of Aus population born since

the web was invented

Douglas Adams: Anything that is in the world when you’re born is normal and ordinary and is just a natural part of the way the world works.

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TV

Mobile

Desktop or laptop

Radio

Tablet

Newspapers/Mags

This Is Traditional Media

57% of AU media time is

online

6.4 HOURS OF MEDIA PER DAY``

Source: InMobi Mobile Consumption Research Feb 2014

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• No More New Media

• Audiences vs. The Industry

• Truly Personal Computing

• Content Everywhere

• It’s More Important Than That

• Everything Is Screened

• The Cookie, Monstered

AUDIENCES VS. THE INDUSTRY

Jacob Bøtter on flickr

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Budgets Are Out Of Kilter

Source: SMI Jan-Sep 2013

Consumers Are Out-Pacing Advertisers

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Unless You Ask The IAB The rise of international and non-agency spend?

Source: PwC Australian Entertainment & Media Outlook 2013-2017

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But Where Will The New Money End Up?

Source: PwC Australian Entertainment & Media Outlook 2013-2017

Spend by media owner, 2017

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There Are Good Reasons

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Logistics Count

Country/Provider Australia/Telstra UK/BT

Max Usage 50GB Unlimited

Max download (ADSL2+) 20Mbps 16Mbps

Max download (ADSL) 8Mbps NA

Price (monthly) $73 (24 months) £10 (12 months)

Average download 13.62Mbps 22.51Mbps

Global position 52 29

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But Excuses Are Running Out

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• No More New Media

• Audiences vs. The Industry

• Truly Personal Computing

• Content Everywhere

• It’s More Important Than That

• Everything Is Screened

• The Cookie, Monstered

TRULY PERSONAL COMPUTING

raneko on flickr

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We like to talk about

the post-PC era

Steve Jobs, 2010

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Tablets Smartphones Population Mobiles

Australia Is Smart

Source:Various

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Tipping Point

51%

34%

14% 1%

Computer Phone

Tablet Other

Source:Nielsen Online landscape Review Jan 2014

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Mobile Media Is Different

Source: Nielsen Smartphone Analytics USA

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“Attention is a zero sum game; every minute spent in

Snapchat or LINE or WhatsApp is a minute not spent in

Twitter or Facebook or Instagram”

Ben Thompson, Stratechery.com, Dec 2013

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GET CONNECTED

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Smart Watches

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Smart Health

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Smart House

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But we still lose our keys

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tomscott.com

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FUTURE OF SEARCH

Images of Money on flickr

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Maps: The Search Of Mobile?

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• No More New Media

• Audiences vs. The Industry

• Truly Personal Computing

• Content Everywhere

• It’s More Important Than That

• Everything Is Screened

• The Cookie, Monstered

CONTENT EVERYWHERE

brankomaster on flickr

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>37 million views on YouTube

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KLM Make Shareable Personal Experiences

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Pharrell Makes 24 Hours Of Happy

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• No More New Media

• Audiences vs. The Industry

• Truly Personal Computing

• Content Everywhere

• It’s More Important Than That

• Everything Is Screened

• The Cookie, Monstered

EVERYTHING’S SCREENED

Charles Nadeau on flickr

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Everything Is Screened 73% of daily media consumption is via a screen

TV

Mobile (exc. SMS& calls)Desktop or laptop

Radio

Tablet

Newspapers/Mags

Source: InMobi Mobile Consumption Research

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TV Holds The Least Exclusive Attention

0%

5%

10%

15%

20%

Smartphone Laptop Tablet Desktop TV

Exclusive Screen Use

Source: IAB Australia Multi-Screen Research, 2013

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But It’s Getting Bigger

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Lots Of Things Are Streamed

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To Impatient Audiences

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IN THE GAME

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• No More New Media

• Audiences vs. The Industry

• Truly Personal Computing

• Content Everywhere

• It’s More Important Than That

• Everything Is Screened

• The Cookie, Monstered

THE COOKIE, MONSTERED

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Regulation Is Coming

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Whose Data Is It Anyway?

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Do Not Track?

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More Than Cookies

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Who’s Next?

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Summary

• There’s nothing new about new media

• Media is mobile, and it’s different

• Connected devices are creating utility

• Attention is a zero-sum game

• Anyone can be a publisher

• Media is only getting more important

• Games aren’t just for kids

• Cookies: can isn’t the same as should

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Thank you

rarye on flickr

Ciaran Norris

[email protected]