11/04/2021
adMAX SUNDAY UPDATE
1.Who exactly watches television in Indian families and when?
Essentially, who holds the TV remote?
Consulting firm Ormax Media recently released its report, “And the Remote Goes to…”, which documents television remote control dynamics in urban Indian households. The survey shows that men are taking over the remote during primetime slots, and the average age of the TV viewer is increasing.
On weekdays women primarily control the television remote during afternoons and early evenings, with 7 pm generally marking the handover of the remote control from women to men. During the primetime slot on Sundays (7 pm-11 pm) compared to other parts of India, Kerala is at the bottom of the pile with just 31 per cent female viewers .
With the youth obsessed with social media, the median age of television viewers in India is gradually increasing. The report warns that It will be in the television industry’s interest to fund creation of more youth-inclusive properties.
Read more at : https://theprint.in/opinion/who-holds-the-tv-remote-in-india-women-give-it-up-around-7-pm-to-men-study-shows/637306/
2. Facebook launched a new phase of their consumer marketing campaign in India - ‘More Together’- marking first anniversary of Facebook’s consumer marketing journey in the country by showcasing stories of people who tapped into the power of their connections and communities on FB to share, connect and grow.
Read more at : https://www.exchange4media.com/digital-news/india-is-a-key-market-for-facebook-our-largest-communities-are-based-here-avinash-pant-112141.html
3. With Australia succeeding in making tech giants such as Google and Facebook pay media outlets for content, the Indian media has now begun pushing for a similar legislation to save the dwindling print media business in the country, and are also looking at government support in settling the matter.
For Google, the news category has been the highest source of revenue for the company. "There is no transparency or measurement in terms of the money we receive from Google for Google ads,” said MV Shreyams Kumar, Managing Director, Mathrubhumi.
Read more at : https://www.exchange4media.com/media-print-news/indian-publishers-push-for-aus-like-deal-with-google-for-fair-share-in-revenue-111169.html