NIELSEN LOCAL TV VIEW



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NIELSEN LOCAL TV VIEW CHARACTERISTIC DEFINITIONS 2014

characteristics ALL TV HOUSEHOLDS TOTAL TV HOUSEHOLDS Indicates any household consisting of at least one operable and metered TV. CABLE STATUS ADS ALTERNATE DELIVERY SOURCE Indicates whether the household uses ADS technology. The technology included in alternate delivery sources are Satellite (C-band), DBS (KU-band), SMATV (master antenna), MDS (includes multi-channel, multi-point and multi-point distribution service) and Broadband Only. This category includes services that are not considered cable. CABLE Indicates if a household operates at least one viewable TV set or associated TV tuner that is able to receive basic cable service from a local cable supplier. CABLE WITH PAY SERVICES Indicates a household operates at least one viewable TV set or associated TV tuner that receives both pay TV channels and basic cable service from a local cable supplier. This cateogry does not include ADS. PAY SERVICES Indicates that at least one TV in the household receives pay TV channels, such as HBO, Starz, etc. from a provider in which an additional service fee is typically applied. SATELLITE Indicates the ability to receive satellite signals from the larger, legacy satellite dishes. DEVICE VCR Indicates whether the home has an operable VCR attached to at least one operable and metered TV. DEVICE TOTALS MUTLISET TV HOUSEHOLD Indicates that a household has multiple functioning TV sets versus a single set. NUMBER OF TVS Indicates the total number of operable TV sets in the household. HH MEMBERS NUMBER OF CHILDREN UNDER AGE 2 Indicates the number of children living in the household under 2 years of age. PRESENCE OF FEMALE HOH Indicates a female is designated as the Head of Household. This household member must be at least 16 years of age or older and cannot be a visitor. PRESENCE OF HOH Indicates if a household member was designated as the Head of Household. All households have one designated Head of Household. PRESENCE OF MALE HOH Indicates a male household member is designated as the Head of Household. This household member must be at least 16 years of age or older and cannot be a visitor. PRESENCE OF FEMALES 12-17 Indicates there is at least one female aged 12 to 17 years living as a household member. The household member may or may not be related to the Head of Household. PRESENCE OF MALES 12-17 Indicates there is at least one male aged 12 to 17 years living as a household member. The household member may or may not be related to the Head of Household. PRESENCE OF NON-ADULTS UNDER AGE 18 Indicates there are children less than 18 years of age living 2 VISIT http://en-us.nielsen.com/sitelets/cls/nltv.html OR CALL 1-800-423-4511

characteristics as household members including households where children are less than 2 years of age. The children may or may not be related to the Head of Household. PRESENCE OF NON-ADULTS < 12 Indicates there are children less than 12 years of age living as household members including households where children are less than 2 years of age. The children may or may not be related to the Head of Household. HOUSEHOLD 100+ [CLARITAS] This data is comprised of a custom list of zip codes that match the income criteria selected for a given area. The median income is assigned to all zip codes by Claritas. For example: If a user selects a diary market and Income: Household [Claritas]: $200K+, they would be selecting zip codes that have a median income of $200K+, as determined by Claritas. HISPANIC IDENTITY HISPANIC IDENTITY Based on the ethnic origin of the household member designated as Head of Household. HOH AGE FEMALE HOH Indicates age of the female household member designated as Head of Household. HOH Indicates age of the household member designated as Head of Household. MALE HOH Indicates age of the male household member designated as Head of Household. INCOME HOUSEHOLD [CLARITAS] This data is comprised of a custom list of zip codes that match the income criteria selected for a given area. The median income is assigned to all zip codes by Claritas. For example: If a user selects a diary market and Income: Household [Claritas]: $50K+, they would be selecting zip codes that have a median income of $50K+, as determined by Claritas. LANGUAGE LANGUAGE CLASS Indicates the language category of the household based on language use of all household members age 2+. Language Class breaks are selectable as household level characteristics in NSI Hispanic DIary markets. If all geographies selected in a report are from NSI Hispanic Diary markets, you can select Language Class breaks. Note: Language Class breaks are only selectable if all the requested geographies are bound to an NSI Hispanic DMA. If the Diary geographies selected are not from NSI Hispanic markets, Language Class breaks will not appear on the list of available characteristics. Language Class breaks automatically sub-sample on Hispanic Homes (i.e. Hispanic Identity = Yes AND Language Class = Mostly Spanish), so it is not necessary to combine these breaks with the Hispanic Identity characteristic when building a report. Language Class breaks must be valid for all requested geographies in order to be selected in a report request. In Diary markets, Language Class breaks will be available in NSI Hispanic markets as of November 2012. Diary NSI Hispanic markets include: Corpus Christi, El Paso, Fresno, Harlingen and Tucson. RACE RACE Indicates the stated race of the household member designated as the Head of Household. Copyright 2014 The Nielsen Company 3

characteristics SIZE HOUSEHOLD SIZE Indicates the number of people living in the household. This count consists of all household members including those not related to the Head of Household. To be a household member a person must consider the household to be his/her primary residence. The Nielsen Company determines household members based on the same criteria as the US Census Bureau except for the treatment of boarders. Visitors are excluded. All children, including those less than 2 are included. Note: Boarders with a TV set who agree to have their TV set metered with The Nielsen Company equipment and Boarders without a TV that agree to participate are both considered as household members which matches the US Census. Boarders with a TV set that do not allow The Nielsen Company to meter the TV set are excluded. WORKING STATUS FEMALE HOH Indicates whether the female household member designated as Head of Household is employed. 4 VISIT http://en-us.nielsen.com/sitelets/cls/nltv.html OR CALL 1-800-423-4511

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