Start the Week: Nine calls for Facebook and Google to face code; Ooh Media's Poly push; Netflix's small tax bill

Welcome to Unmade’s Start the Week podcast, dedicated to looking ahead to the week in media and marketing.

Ooh Media’s Poly joins the attention bandwagon

Today’s topics:

• Designating the platforms and the missing media policies

• Ooh Media’s Poly push

• NITV splits its signal

• SCA boss Grant Blackley says he’s not going anywhere

• Netflix’s small tax bill

And if you’re looking for tickets to Unmade’s first event discussing marketing in a cost of living crisis, click here.

Today’s episode features Unmade’s Tim Burrowes and Damian Francis. As always, we’d love to hear what you think at letters@unmade.media

Further reading:

• AFR: Pressure on Frydenberg to force Facebook to negotiate with publishers

• Unmade: The media manifesto you won’t get next week

• AFR: oOh!Media focused on stealing share of ad market from TV and digital

• The Australian: NITV extends its national reach

• The Australian: ‘I’m not facing axe’: Southern Cross boss

• SMH: Netflix’s Australian tax bill was $868,000 last year

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Marketing in a Cost of Living Crisis

Don’t forget: If you haven’t yet bought a ticket for our first event, it takes place in Sydney in a week and a half on Tuesday May 24. The topic is Marketing in a Cost of Living Crisis. Tickets are $69, or just $10 for Unmade’s paying subscribers.

It’s a great panel. You can find out all the details here.