Start the Week: D-Day for defamation laws; TV revenues under attack; Kochie leaves Sunrise

Welcome to Start the Week, our Monday scene-setter for the week ahead.

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Today:

• Scandal-hit PwC’s tech clients get nervous;

• A crucial week for Australia’s defamation laws;

• TV network rivals circle to snatch gambling ad dollars;

• Former Nine boss weighs in on content quotas;

• Has the podcasting bubble burst?

• David Koch to leave Sunrise

Today’s episode feature Tim Burrowes and Abe Udy.

Further reading:

• Australian Financial Review: Why PwC’s US tech targets will be deeply anxious

• The Guardian: Ben Roberts-Smith war crimes defamation verdict to be delivered on Thursday 1 June

• Australian Financial Review: Content quotas would spur next $700m MasterChef IP boom: ex-Nine CEO

• Australian Financial Review: TV networks’ rivals circle $180m gambling advertising cash cow

• Sydney Morning Herald: Is the podcast bubble starting to burst?

BOTW: The podcast boom; If agencies want diversity they need to pay better; The ghost of Logan Roy

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Time to leave you to start your week

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We’ll be back tomorrow with Tuesdata.

Toodlepip…

Tim Burrowes

tim@unmade.media