Welcome to Start the Week, our Monday scene-setter for the week ahead.
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How Nine kept its foot in the door with cricket
Today:
The big media beasts kick anti-platform lobbying into gear;
Nine retains overseas Ashes rights;
New Foxtel costs revealed;
How the public is cutting their streaming spend
Further reading:
Australian Financial Review: Media chiefs demand ‘urgent’ curb of big tech
Australian Financial Review: Rod Sims - Take action to stop AI entrenching big tech’s market power
Australian Financial Review: Nine retains English Ashes contests until 2031 in new deal
The Australian: Horse racing fans left furious after TV coverage missed photo finish of main Derby Day race
Australian Financial Review: Fox Tells
The Australian: Majority of Australians carefully managing subscription streaming services: Deloitte
Today’s episode feature Tim Burrowes and Abe Udy.
Time to leave you to start your week.
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Toodlepip…
Tim Burrowes
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Start the Week: Nine retains The Ashes; Media bosses step up platform lobbying; Consumers cut their streaming spend