Start the Week: TrinityP3 urges agencies to be upfront about harassment, bullying and assault; Ten's bold AFL bid; Meta's bargaining code outburst

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

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Today’s topics:

• TrinityP3 pushes agencies to declare how they are dealing with harassment, bullying and assault;

• Ten owner Paramount ANZ makes a big move for the AFL rights;

• Meta and Google give their verdict on the News Media Bargaining Code;

• Marketers still struggling with martech options

Further reading:

• LinkedIn: Why TrinityP3 is requesting agencies declare on issues of harassment, bullying and assault – in the interests of clients and the wider industry

• The Australian: Bidding war looms as Network Ten lobs $3bn bid for AFL broadcast rights

• The Australian: Network 10’s breakfast news program records one of the lowest ratings in Australian TV history

• SMH / The Age: Halfway point: What people are watching on TV in 2022

• SMH / The Age: Meta executive claims Australian news outlets used laws to pay debt, reward shareholders

• Marketing Charts: Almost Half of Marketers Are Overwhelmed by Their Technology

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