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Paris, November 28 2008 «World Leaders» 1 Opinion Barometer Wave 1 - October / November 2008 A Harris Interactive exclusive poll, in partnership with the channel of international information FRANCE 24 and the International Herald Tribune Of 19 worldwide leaders presented, The DALAI LAMA, Angela MERKEL and Tony BLAIR are most popular among the citizens of the 6 countries surveyed. This first edition of the International «World Leaders» Barometer conducted by the market research company Harris Interactive for FRANCE 24 and the International Herald Tribune demonstrates a distinct hierarchy between the worldwide leaders and also shows important gaps across countries. This barometer also highlights a clear difference between the popularity and influence levels of these leaders. The 2 most «influential» leaders-- George W. BUSH and Vladimir PUTIN--are also among the most unpopular ones. On the basis of a combination of popularity and influence, the top 3 leaders are: 1. Angela MERKEL 2. The DALAÏ LAMA 3. Nicolas SARKOZY The next edition (January 2009) will enable us to see how the new American President, Barack OBAMA, fares in this ranking. Results to be released on November, 28th, 2008 on FRANCE 24's "The Talk of Paris" and published in the International Herald Tribune of November, 28 th 2008. Methodology The latest poll was conducted online by Harris Interactive, in partnership with FRANCE 24 and The International Herald Tribune, among a total of 6,257 adults (aged 16-64) within France, Germany, Great Britain, Spain and the United-States; and adults (aged 18-64) in Italy, from 29 th October to 6 th November 2008. The data were weighted, where necessary, by age, gender, education, region and Internet usage to make it representative of the general population profile for each country. Propensity score weighting was applied to adjust for respondents' propensity to be online. Please note that any communication of these results has to be made with technical elements such as: survey methodology, fieldwork dates, name of the agency, sample size. 1 The «World leaders» Barometer will be released every 2 months. 2008, Harris Interactive. All rights reserved. Other company names used herein are trademarks of their respective owners.

WORLDWIDE LEADERS POPULARITY Three fundamentally different kinds of leaders appear in the popularity trio: a religious leader, a current head of state, and a former head of government. Angel MERKEL is popular among the Italians, French, Germans and Spanish, but much less by the British and Americans. Tony BLAIR is still enjoying strong international popularity, except in Spain and Great Britain. The survey also shows the very strong popularity of Nicolas SARKOZY in Italy and Spain, and José Luis Rodriguez ZAPATERO in Italy and France. It may come as no surprise that George W. BUSH, who will be replaced by Barack OBAMA in the next edition of this barometer, receives low marks, especially in Europe. For example, only 5% of French are favourable to him, which shows him as the least popular worldwide leader in this country (equally with Mahmoud AHMADINEJAD). Result detailed in appendix 1. The average is the arithmetical average of the 6 countries surveyed. Therefore, this average is not a - 2 -

WORLDWIDE LEADERS INFLUENCE Looking at the leaders influence, the ranking is clearly different. George W. BUSH is at the top of the ranking, followed by Vladimir PUTIN, who is far ahead of the current Russian president (Dmitri MEDVEDEV). Among the European leaders, in order, Angela MERKEL, Nicolas SARKOZY and Gordon BROWN are considered the most influential. If these leaders commonly represent the 3 most influential countries in Europe, the leaders hierarchy is generally not the one attributed to these 3 countries (1: Great Britain; 2: Germany; 3: France). The rankings totally change according to specific countries. The French and Germans put Vladimir PUTIN at the top, while Spaniards believe Nicolas SARKOZY is the most influential leader and Great Britain, Italy and the U.S. say it is George W. BUSH. Angela MERKEL and Nicolas SARKOZY are globally well ranked on this influence criterion except among the British and Americans. Result detailed in appendix 2. The average is the arithmetical average of the 6 countries surveyed. Therefore, this average is not a - 3 -

POPULARITY INFLUENCE SYNTHESIS The «popularity/influence index» balances the 2 indices measured and gives us the ability to draw a ranking based on these 2 combined criterions. This index shows that the leadership of Angel MERKEL is strong as she is as much popular as influential, as well as the high rankings of Nicolas SARKOZY in this index. The extreme popularity of The DALAI LAMA also gives him a very high position in this popularity/influence index. Although out of office, Tony BLAIR remains a very popular leader and is still perceived as influential in most of the countries, but his score is weakened by his results being distinctly less favourable in Great Britain. The average is the arithmetical average of the 6 countries surveyed. Therefore, this average is not a - 4 -

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APPENDIX 1: POPULARITY DETAILED PER COUNTRY The average is the arithmetical average of the 6 countries surveyed. Therefore, this average is not a - 8 -

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* : less than 0,5% *: less than 0,5% The average is the arithmetical average of the 6 countries surveyed. Therefore, this average is not a - 12 -

APPENDIX 2: INFLUENCE DETAILED PER COUNTRY The average is the arithmetical average of the 6 countries surveyed. Therefore, this average is not a - 13 -

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About Harris Interactive Harris Interactive is a global leader in custom market research. With a long and rich history in multimodal research, powered by our science and technology, we assist clients in achieving business results. Harris Interactive serves clients globally through our North American, European and Asian offices and a network of independent market research firms. For more information, please visit: www.harrisinteractive.com. Press contacts Harris Interactive en France: Laurence Lavernhe - Tel: 01 44 87 60 94- llavernhe@harrisinteractive.fr Harris Interactive Corporate Communications: Office: +1 (585) 214-7479 press@harrisinteractive.net The average is the arithmetical average of the 6 countries surveyed. Therefore, this average is not a - 18 -