2016 Summer Olympics Consumer Pulse Sports Poll. June 2016

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2016 Summer Olympics Consumer Pulse Sports Poll June 2016 1

Key Findings 1. Rio de Janiero will be the first truly 24/7, always on Olympics. No one television station or online outlet will control the narrative as fans turn to live blogs, mobile video, sports websites and social media for real-time updates. Most (3 in 5) sports fans plan to follow the Olympics online. 2. Millennial Followers are leading the digital pack. They are twice as likely to consume Olympics content on their mobile device (71% v. 31%) and nearly 8 out of 10 (79%) will watch the Olympics live online. 3. Second screen presents a second chance for gold. As television advertising for the Olympics reaches a premium, 57% of Olympic followers note they have a second screen open when watching sports some of the time. And Millennial Olympic fans are more than twice as likely to have a second screen open most or all of the time compared to Non-Millennials (82% vs. 48%). 4. The fans are in control. The rise of the always on sports fan enables content consumption at any time, on any device from a near infinite number of content sources. 3 out of 10 regularly watch sports from work; while most (69%) will watch the Olympics during prime time coverage, a near majority plan to consumer content late into the evening with nearly 7 out of 10 planning to watch on both weekdays and weekends. 5. Those who watch the Olympics are higher educated and have higher incomes and are more digitally inclined than those who don t watch. Over 50% of Olympic Followers have an annual household income above $50K (57% vs. 32% Non-Followers) and a college or graduate degree (51% vs. 28%). Three times as many watch sports online daily (21% v. 7%) and they are nearly twice as likely to make purchases online weekly (32% v. 15%). 2

Fans Take Control of Where They Turn to for Olympics Coverage Nearly 3 in 5 sports fans will be watching for Olympic results online and nearly half will be cutting the cord and streaming live online Thinking specifically about the Summer Olympics in Rio de Janeiro this August, how likely are you to do each of the following? 84 59 44 37 36 Watch on TV Watch/listen for scores/results on Internet news sites/blogs Watch live online Listen on the radio Watch live on mobile device 3

Olympic Followers are More Digitally Inclined Than Non-Followers When It Comes to Watching Sports and Millennials Lead The Digital Charge More than 1 in 5 Olympic Followers watch sports online at least daily and are watching highlights on a mobile device at least daily WATCHING HABITS Watch sports online at least daily Watch highlights/clips on a mobile device at least daily Watch sports on a mobile device at least daily Watch sports at work at least daily 21 21 17 14 41 45 36 32 Millennials are twice as likely to consume sports content online and on mobile devices and while at work each day than any other age group Olympic Followers Millennial Olympic Followers 4

Rio de Janiero will be the 24/7, always on Olympics 69% of Olympic Followers will be watching both weekdays and weekends primarily after 5pm local time WHAT DAYS FOLLOWERS WATCH WHAT TIMES FOLLOWERS WATCH 7% 11% Weekdays Weekends 69% 59% 42% 41% Evening Late Evening Late Afternoon (5pm-8pm) (8pm- (2pm-5pm) Midnight) 5

Millennials are leading the 24/7 pack and are most likely to stream the Olympics Millennial Followers are glued to their devices 81% will be scouring the Internet for news, 79% will be watching on their computers, and 71% will be streaming on their phones OLYMPIC WATCHING HABITS 1/3 of Millennials watch sports daily from work How likely are you to (showing % likely) 81 79 63 Watch/listen for scores/results on Internet news sites/blogs 41 Watch an event live online on desktop 71 Millennial Followers Non-Millennial Followers 31 Watch an event live online on your mobile device Millennials are dominating the Olympics digitally: The majority of Millennial Followers will be watching on their computers (79%) and mobile devices (71%) They re nearly twice as likely to watch on their computers and over twice as likely to stream on their mobile devices 6

57% of Olympic Followers Have a 2 nd Screen Open At Least Some of the Time When Watching Sports Most of the time (53%) it s related to what they are watching. % WHO HAVE A SECOND SCREEN OPEN SECOND SCREEN ACTIVITY SECOND SCREEN RELATION 27 16 10 18 51 47 40 39 35 35 53 47 29 Always Most of the time Sometimes Rarely Never Browsing the internet Email Looking at Social mediachecking the Texting with sports scores news friends or family Yes, the 2nd screen it is related to the event I am watching No, it is not related to the event I am watching 7

Millennial Followers are More than Twice as Likely to Have a Second Screen Open MILLENNIALS WHO HAVE A SECOND SCREEN OPEN Millennial Followers are over 2x as likely to have a second screen open most of the time than other age groups 55 Browsing the internet SECOND SCREEN ACTIVITY 50 48 48 Social media Looking at sports scores Texting with friends or family 40 Email SECOND SCREEN RELATION Nearly 7 times out of 10, Millennials are on their second screens doing things related to what they re watching on TV presenting advertisers a significant opportunity for deeper and more personalized engagement 69 31 Yes, it is related to the event I am watching No, it is not related to the event I am watching 8

Rio de Janiero will be the 24/7, always on Olympics 62% of Olympic Followers watch both and 44% prefer Gymnastics compared to 40% who prefer Swimming WHAT FOLLOWERS TO WATCH Men (52%) are more likely to watch basketball 60% of women say gymnastics is one of their favorite sports to watch FOLLOWER FAVORITES 38% of men say track & field is one of their favorite sports to watch 62 62 49 44 43 42 44 40 30 24 17 17 Gymnastics Swimming Track and field Basketball Diving Beach volleyball Gymnastics Swimming Track and field Basketball Beach volleyball Diving 9

Those Who Watch the Olympics are More Educated and Have Higher Incomes than Those Who Don t Watch 57% of Olympic Followers have an annual household income of $50K or more vs. Non-Followers (32%) and a college or graduate degree (51% vs. 28%) HOUSEHOLD INCOME EDUCATION LEVEL Olympic Followers 57 41 3 Olympic Followers 51 49 Non-Olympic Followers 32 64 4 Non-Olympic Followers 28 72 $50K or more Under $50K Prefer not to say Have a college or graduate degree Do not have a college or graduate degree 10

And Olympic Followers are More Likely Make Online and Mobile Purchases Frequently About 1 in 3 Olympics Followers makes online purchases at least weekly, and about 1 in 5 makes purchases on a mobile device weekly ONLINE PURCHASES 32% make purchases online at least weekly 25 Daily Weekly Monthly A few times a year Never 4 40 5 27 MOBILE PURCHASES 21% make purchases on a mobile device at least weekly 46 Daily Weekly Monthly A few times a year Never 6 16 15 18 Olympic Followers are more than twice as likely (32% v. 15%) to make purchases online at least weekly than Non-Olympic Followers and more than 3 times as likely to make mobile purchases weekly 11