- Vivendi

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2010 Activity
and Sustainable
Development Report
2010 Sustainable development indicators
Indicators related to specific issues
Investments made by Vivendi
2.4
billion euros
in
content
3.4
billion euros
in networks
Impact and audience
Activision Blizzard
• More than 12 million subscribers to World of Warcraft® from Blizzard Entertainment
• World of Warcraft: Cataclysm®, the fastest-selling PC video game in the world, with 3.3 million units sold in 24 hours
• StarCraft II: Wings of Liberty® from Blizzard Entertainment, the fastest-selling strategy game in the world with 1.5 million
units sold in 48 hours
• Call of Duty: Black Ops® from Activision Publishing, sales record in the entertainment industry with revenues in excess
of 650 million dollars in 5 days
Universal Music Group
• Market share for physical sales of music: 28.7% (+1.1 points over 2009)
• Share of digital sales: 28.5%
• UMG is present in 77 countries
SFR
• 21.3 million mobile customers
• 4.9 million broadband Internet customers
• 9.7 million 3G/3G+ customers
• 5 million subscribers to the mobile TV-video offering
• 58 million fixed VoD consumption
Maroc Telecom Group
• More than 26 million customers in Morocco and sub-Saharan Africa (Mauritania, Burkina Faso, Gabon and Mali)
• Close to 23.8 million mobile customers, including more than 16.8 million in Morocco and more than 6.9 million in sub-Saharan Africa
• Close to 1.5 million fixed lines, including more than 1.2 million in Morocco and nearly 291,000 in sub-Saharan Africa
• More than 0.5 million Internet lines, including nearly 497,000 in Morocco and 77,000 in sub-Saharan Africa
• More than 32,000 Maroc Telecom MTBox Triple Play customers
• Close to 549,000 3G mobile Internet customers in Morocco
• Close to 2.1 million unique monthly visitors to Menara, the Maroc Telecom Internet portal
GVT
• More than 4.2 million lines in service
• More than 1 million broadband subscriptions
Canal+ Group
• 12.7 million subscriptions, including 11.1 in Metropolitan France, Overseas and in Africa, and 1.7 in Poland and Vietnam
PROTECTING AND EMPOWERING YOUNG PEOPLE (see p. 70-73)
Activision Blizzard
Universal Music Group
SFR
Maroc Telecom Group
GVT
Canal+ Group
Code of professional
ethics* including a specific
clause on youth protection
Implementation of tools
for parental control
Actions to raise awareness
of parents and children
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* Or transposition of Vivendi Data and Content Protection Charter.
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3 Objective reached > Underway
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and Sustainable
Development Report
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PROMOTING CULTURAL DIVERSITY (see p. 74-77)
Musical diversity
Audiovisual
diversity
Promotion
of languages
Universal Music Group
• More than 50 music labels
• More than 60% of sales accounted for by local artists (scope encompassing 59 countries)
• Breakdown of total revenues from physical sales by music genre in France and the United States (see p. 75)
SFR
• SFR Jeunes Talents Music: 33,000 tracks and 16,000 artists online, 60 bands appearing at major venues and festivals
in France
Canal+ Group
• Financing of 68% of the French-initiative films approved by the CNC (138 films out of 203)
• Financing of 35 first films
• StudioCanal, Collaboration with 12 French producers and 13 foreign producers
SFR
• SFR Jeunes Talents Photo: 154,000 works and 12,000 artists online, Grand Prix 2010 winner present at Paris Photo
Activision Blizzard
• World of Warcraft® available in 8 languages
• Call of Duty: Black Ops® available in 8 languages
• StarCraft II: Wings of Liberty® available in 11 languages
• Guitar Hero: Warriors of Rock® available in 5 languages
Universal Music Group
• 36 languages sung by artists in the Universal Music France catalogue
Canal+ Group
• 51 films subtitled in 10 different languages and 36 films dubbed in 6 different languages by StudioCanal
• 100% of the foreign films (270 in 2010) broadcast by Canal+ were in multilanguage versions
• Programs for familiarization with sign language on the Piwi and Canal+ Family channels and adaptation of a cartoon
into sign language on Piwi
Maroc Telecom Group
• 2 languages (Arabic and Tamazight) available in Maroc Telecom’s mobile telephony offering
• 2 languages (Arabic and French) offered by Maroc Telecom’s portal Menara
• 7 languages represented on TV channels in Maroc Telecom’s ADSL TV pack
SHARING KNOWLEDGE (see p. 78-81)
Mobile coverage
rate
Internet
coverage rate
Deployment
of fiber optics
Reduction
of the digital
gap
Accessible
offerings
and products
SFR
• 99% of the French population in GSM/GPRS
• 97% of the territory in Edge/3G/3G+
• 92% of the population in 3G/3G+
Maroc Telecom
Group
• Mobile penetration rate in Morocco: 101.5%
• Mobile penetration rate in Burkina Faso: 28%; in Mali: 45%; in Mauritania: 91%; in Gabon: 111% (data as of end September 2010)
SFR
• 23% of the fixed broadband Internet market
Maroc Telecom
Group
• 99.4% of the ADSL Internet market share
• 42% of the 3G Internet market share
• Close to 2.1 million unique monthly visitors and 12 million pages viewed on Menara, Maroc Telecom’s Internet portal
GVT
• 88% of the market (the highest rate in Brazil)
SFR
• 9,300 km of fiber deployed in partnership with local governments: public sites, ZACs (private-public development site) etc.
• 250,000 unbundlings of NRAs (DSL connection centers) having less than 1,000 lines under public-service delegations
Maroc Telecom
Group
• Close to 23,500 km of fiber-optic cables deployed in Morocco
• Atlas Offshore Morocco-France (Asilah-Marseille) fiber-optic cable: 1,634 km
• Morocco-Mauritania fiber-optic cable: Agadir-Dakhla (Morocco): 1,150 km/Dakhla (Morocco) – Nouadhibou (Mauritania): 400 km/
Nouadhibou-Nouakchott (Mauritania): 500 km
GVT
• 43,319 km of cables deployed in metropolitan areas
• 126,767 buildings connected
• 25,000 km of long-distance fiber network
SFR
• 993 localities covered under the “out-of-coverage areas” program
• 514 Wi-Fi base stations deployed covering out-of-coverage ADSL areas
• High Definition via satellite TV for all ADSL customers: more than 98% of French households now have access to an SFR Triple
Play offering
Maroc Telecom
Group
• Morocco (Maroc Telecom): -3rd investment agreement with the State for an amount of 10.5 billion Dirham between 2009 and 2011
- 4,414 rural localities covered under the Pacte program, including 1,866 localities covered in 2010 (coverage of 7,338 localities by end 2011) -Total of more than 6,255 base stations (GSM network) and nearly 3,000 access points deployed (3G network) -Responsibility for 70% of the financing for the Nafid@ program
•Burkina Faso (Onatel): coverage of all rural localities (2007-2010)
• Mali (Sotelma): doubling of the number of sites covered (GSM and fixed-line network) and 38 new localities connected
•Gabon (Gabon Telecom): tripling of the number of BTS in 3 years
• Mauritania (Mauritel): doubling of connectivity
GVT
• More than 4.2 million lines in service
• In late 2010, 64% of Internet customers had access at > 10 Mb/s
• Fixed-line broadband Internet:
- Up to 100 Mb/s: deployed in 82 cities as of end December 2010
- Up to 15 Mb/s: deployed in 12 cities as of end December 2010
For a total of 97 cities covered
• Educando GVT program (see p. 72 and 81)
SFR
• 14 offerings and services to disabled persons
•20 services aimed at encouraging autonomy of persons in situation of fragility (disabled people, seniors, persons in situation of precarity)
•768 software applications adapted for visual disability made available free of charge to customers
Maroc Telecom
Group
• Offerings suited to the specific needs of rural, school and university populations
• Offering of a 3G Internet connection at 347 schools in Rhamna province as part of an e-learning program
• Mobicash offering in Morocco enabling transfer of funds without a bank account
GVT
• Offerings and rates adapted to customer profiles
• Rate reductions of R$10 for 15 Mb/s speeds, including a Wi-Fi modem and free security pack
• Increase of the minimum speed from 3 to 5 Mb/s without rate increase
Canal+ Group
• 100% of Canal+ programs is accessible to deaf and hearing-impaired persons
• StudioCanal: specific subtitling of all DVD or Blu-ray discs published in France after January 2010 for deaf and hearing-impaired persons; and since late September 2010, of all new French films on the various VoD platforms