Glossary

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  Universe Estimates

  What does “Universe Estimates” mean, and why is it a key element of the OzTAM TV Ratings system and the reports it publishes daily, weekly or monthly?
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  Demographics

  What exactly does “Demographics” mean, and why is it a key element of the OzTAM TV Ratings system and the reports it publishes daily, weekly or monthly?
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  Main Grocery Buyer

  What do “Main Grocery Buyer” and "MGB" mean, and why are they a key element of the OzTAM TV Ratings system and the reports it publishes daily, weekly or monthly?
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  Confirmed Times

  What does “Confirmed Times” mean, and why is it a key element of the OzTAM TV Ratings system and the various reports it publishes daily, weekly or monthly?
• Overnight

  What does “Overnight” mean, and why is it a key element of the OzTAM TV Ratings system and the various reports it publishes daily, weekly or monthly?
• Consolidated 7 and Consolidated 28

  What does “Consolidated 7" and "Consolidated 28” mean, and why are they key elements of the OzTAM TV Ratings and the reports it publishes daily, weekly or monthly?
• As Live

  Hidden amongst the many ratings reports released every day are some cryptic-sounding terms which aren’t quite as mysterious once you know what they mean. Here’s a quick guide to reading some of the key terms in use.
• Free To Air channels

  Free to air channels are television channels that are broadcast without any encryption, so that anyone with the appropriate antenna or other receiving equipment can view the content.
• Pay Per View

  Pay Per View (PPV) services are different than subscription based Pay TV services in that they most often involve a one-time fee in exchange for a limited time viewing event.
• TV Replay

  When a scheduled show – often a sporting event – is played again on the same network (sometimes on an additional channel) so you can catch up with it if you weren’t home when it first aired.
• What is PVR?

  PVR or Personal Video Recorder is a consumer electronic device commonly used to record video in digital format on to a hard disk, flash drive or other electronic media.
• Roku 3

  Roku 3 is an updated version of the Roku streaming player. It was launched earlier in 2015 and has an updated remote with voice search, which works very well.
• Roku 2

  Roku 2 is an updated version of the Roku streaming player. It comes with a fast and customizable interface and an improved search function.
• Roku

  The Roku Streaming Player commonly referred to as Roku is a digital media player set-top box manufactured by Roku, Inc.
• FTTP

  FTTP or “Fibre To The Premises” is a type of technology where the NBN fibre network is connected directly to an NBN Connection Box installed within individual homes.