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2010 Forecasting Media Some possible, some probable and some wishful thinking
5 media
5 factors for:
1. Multi-TV HH’s will explode As cost of sets go down, multi TV HH’s will increase DTH providers will offer free TV’s with a DTH connection to increase penetration of their consumer base 
2. Distribution will be the new media Specialised content  for the digital platform will make its presence felt – more headaches for the planner HITS (subject to government interference) will revolutionise the distribution business Pay-per-view for new movies – a distinct possibility National channels – region wise advertising – a distinct possibility
3. Content will still be king – only kingdoms will become smaller Specialised content – special audience Unfortunately, regressive serials will continue to rule the manure heap still…  After the explosion of news channels (where content cost is minimal) – there will be still more news channels covering serious issues like -  MurariLal’s wife had a fight with her domestic help… who is guilty???
4. Increased fragmentation 2 TVR’s = IMPACT! - CPRP’s increase Increased on-screen integrations (leading to more irritation and hence fragmentation) as value-adds to negate the increasing CPRP TAM’s non-fct monitoring revenues will increase Competitive reports will have to include SHOOSE (Share of on screen elements) apart from SOV
5. Optimisers will rise again and fail again As a direct fallout of the increased fragmentation, Optimisers will again hold centrestage Over a period of time Media Planners and Advertisers will realise what Mutual Funds say all the time – “past indication is no guarantee for future returns”
5 factors for:
1. Front page premiums will disappear OK – this is wishful thinking, but, realistically, how many people remember the ad on the front page of today’s newspaper? And yet we pay fantastic premiums for it  After a long time, there is a rationalisation of rates Advertisers will use this to ensure their visibility for key activities – but at their cost
2. Spends => visibility After Volkswagon has shown us how not to use advertising spends on Print, this will be the new Mantra for all Print partners The trend will be encouraged by all Print houses – higher spends => higher visibility => higher efficiencies (?????)
3. Readership surveys will get more effective The mast head method’s fallacies will be discussed – and brushed under the carpet Methods to determine readership of different pages will also be discussed and discarded Accountability of costs will be discussed once again – and brushed under the carpet yet again And yes, readership surveys will continue to be used for all product ownership data rather than readership data
4. Customising of content After the choice of subscription offers of newspapers (TOI+MM or TOI+ET) we will see a customisation of supplements where readers get to choose the supplements they want A customised magazine will be launched whose content will be driven by individual choice and not by what is popular (oops…. wishful thinking again) 	Hence India Today could be a sports magazine for me and a political magazine for my father (two copies, same magazine name)
5. Print media will follow some ethical practices Actually all media should… Hence advertising will be advertising and news should be news Impact of sensationalism will reduce (Hence we can read the Mumbai Mirror and not worry about what our children will see/ read in it)
5 factors for:
1. The overpriced licenses will meet with no new takers If the bid for new licenses happens, unlike the IPL, there won’t be too many bidders Cartelisation/ shake-out a distinct possibility
2. There is life beyond music And no, we are not talking some of the gibberish that gets spoken in the name of rj mentions/ chat Think of it – why is Oprah Winfrey such a big hit on TV? Not for her looks – right?
3. Local clients will use the media more than national clients Lets face it, the most eligible clientele for radio is the local advertiser, and yet, what is the contribution of local to national advertising on radio?
4. News on Radio will compete against TV news channels In India currently news cannot be telecast on private fm channels Once that changes – local news will become the biggest drawthereby affecting the affinity of local news channels as this would be news on the go
5. Consolidation and Cartelisation If allowed, stations will sell out to the deeper pockets One may see the cartelisation of stations in a bid to increase yield
5 factors for:
1. Movies will not be the only thing shown in theatres Live events, sporting extravaganza’s will all be telecast in cinema halls
2. Film festivals will become the next attraction for consumers Soon we will have theme based cinema festivals – hence kids movie festivals in the summer, action festivals in the last show etc
3. Language will no longer be the barrier With more movies than ever being dubbed, language barriers will cease to exist and cinema will become universal
4. Investing in new talent will increase With “hit formulas” no longer being guaranteed, new (read low cost) talent will become the new flavour for financers
5. While distribution increases, so will fragmentation With digital transmission by players like UFO, the number of shows for new movies is more than ever before However, as the canvas for the consumers widens, so also will the fragmentation Who knows, maybe consumers will decide which movie they want to see at a particular time and venue
5 factors for:
1. 3G will drive net penetration faster than the PC ever has With improving technology, even lower end handsets will improve and be 3G enabled The power of the net will explode into the hands of millions of consumers quite literally
2. Mobile advertising will outpace the net in India More unavoidable than the net Hence assured eyeballs Currently advertising on the mobile restricted to Push sms Technology will enable richer advertising on more handsets
3. Social networking marketing will fail for 9 out of 10 advertisers Already happening
Points 4 & 5 Even I cant guess these… When I do, will update them 
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2010

  • 1. 2010 Forecasting Media Some possible, some probable and some wishful thinking
  • 4. 1. Multi-TV HH’s will explode As cost of sets go down, multi TV HH’s will increase DTH providers will offer free TV’s with a DTH connection to increase penetration of their consumer base 
  • 5. 2. Distribution will be the new media Specialised content for the digital platform will make its presence felt – more headaches for the planner HITS (subject to government interference) will revolutionise the distribution business Pay-per-view for new movies – a distinct possibility National channels – region wise advertising – a distinct possibility
  • 6. 3. Content will still be king – only kingdoms will become smaller Specialised content – special audience Unfortunately, regressive serials will continue to rule the manure heap still…  After the explosion of news channels (where content cost is minimal) – there will be still more news channels covering serious issues like - MurariLal’s wife had a fight with her domestic help… who is guilty???
  • 7. 4. Increased fragmentation 2 TVR’s = IMPACT! - CPRP’s increase Increased on-screen integrations (leading to more irritation and hence fragmentation) as value-adds to negate the increasing CPRP TAM’s non-fct monitoring revenues will increase Competitive reports will have to include SHOOSE (Share of on screen elements) apart from SOV
  • 8. 5. Optimisers will rise again and fail again As a direct fallout of the increased fragmentation, Optimisers will again hold centrestage Over a period of time Media Planners and Advertisers will realise what Mutual Funds say all the time – “past indication is no guarantee for future returns”
  • 10. 1. Front page premiums will disappear OK – this is wishful thinking, but, realistically, how many people remember the ad on the front page of today’s newspaper? And yet we pay fantastic premiums for it  After a long time, there is a rationalisation of rates Advertisers will use this to ensure their visibility for key activities – but at their cost
  • 11. 2. Spends => visibility After Volkswagon has shown us how not to use advertising spends on Print, this will be the new Mantra for all Print partners The trend will be encouraged by all Print houses – higher spends => higher visibility => higher efficiencies (?????)
  • 12. 3. Readership surveys will get more effective The mast head method’s fallacies will be discussed – and brushed under the carpet Methods to determine readership of different pages will also be discussed and discarded Accountability of costs will be discussed once again – and brushed under the carpet yet again And yes, readership surveys will continue to be used for all product ownership data rather than readership data
  • 13. 4. Customising of content After the choice of subscription offers of newspapers (TOI+MM or TOI+ET) we will see a customisation of supplements where readers get to choose the supplements they want A customised magazine will be launched whose content will be driven by individual choice and not by what is popular (oops…. wishful thinking again) Hence India Today could be a sports magazine for me and a political magazine for my father (two copies, same magazine name)
  • 14. 5. Print media will follow some ethical practices Actually all media should… Hence advertising will be advertising and news should be news Impact of sensationalism will reduce (Hence we can read the Mumbai Mirror and not worry about what our children will see/ read in it)
  • 16. 1. The overpriced licenses will meet with no new takers If the bid for new licenses happens, unlike the IPL, there won’t be too many bidders Cartelisation/ shake-out a distinct possibility
  • 17. 2. There is life beyond music And no, we are not talking some of the gibberish that gets spoken in the name of rj mentions/ chat Think of it – why is Oprah Winfrey such a big hit on TV? Not for her looks – right?
  • 18. 3. Local clients will use the media more than national clients Lets face it, the most eligible clientele for radio is the local advertiser, and yet, what is the contribution of local to national advertising on radio?
  • 19. 4. News on Radio will compete against TV news channels In India currently news cannot be telecast on private fm channels Once that changes – local news will become the biggest drawthereby affecting the affinity of local news channels as this would be news on the go
  • 20. 5. Consolidation and Cartelisation If allowed, stations will sell out to the deeper pockets One may see the cartelisation of stations in a bid to increase yield
  • 22. 1. Movies will not be the only thing shown in theatres Live events, sporting extravaganza’s will all be telecast in cinema halls
  • 23. 2. Film festivals will become the next attraction for consumers Soon we will have theme based cinema festivals – hence kids movie festivals in the summer, action festivals in the last show etc
  • 24. 3. Language will no longer be the barrier With more movies than ever being dubbed, language barriers will cease to exist and cinema will become universal
  • 25. 4. Investing in new talent will increase With “hit formulas” no longer being guaranteed, new (read low cost) talent will become the new flavour for financers
  • 26. 5. While distribution increases, so will fragmentation With digital transmission by players like UFO, the number of shows for new movies is more than ever before However, as the canvas for the consumers widens, so also will the fragmentation Who knows, maybe consumers will decide which movie they want to see at a particular time and venue
  • 28. 1. 3G will drive net penetration faster than the PC ever has With improving technology, even lower end handsets will improve and be 3G enabled The power of the net will explode into the hands of millions of consumers quite literally
  • 29. 2. Mobile advertising will outpace the net in India More unavoidable than the net Hence assured eyeballs Currently advertising on the mobile restricted to Push sms Technology will enable richer advertising on more handsets
  • 30. 3. Social networking marketing will fail for 9 out of 10 advertisers Already happening
  • 31. Points 4 & 5 Even I cant guess these… When I do, will update them 
  • 32. 4.
  • 33. 5.