Phil Edwards, Andy Blume and Daniel Olivares are back in the studio with this week's look at all things Geek.

Show Notes:

Grubb & Wu join Media & Capital Partners in Melbourne [Influencing]

Trevor Long leaves SBS to go it alone [Influencing]

Harry Tucker switches gears to Business Insider [Influencing]

Uber Set To Be Legalised In NSW [Gizmodo Australia]

You Can Go To Jail For Having The File For A 3D-Printed Gun [Gizmodo Australia]

30 startups receive $16m boost from Entrepreneurs' Programme [Delimiter]

iiNet launches $109.99 100Mbps terabyte NBN plans [Delimiter]

iiNet launches $69.99 terabyte naked DSL, VDSL plans [Delimiter]

Student finds and shares Mandurah teacher's 'extremely graphic' nude photos [The Age]

The Australian man with a name so awkward no one believes him [SMH]

Is Anonymous' war on ISIS doing more harm than good? [The Verge]

Telegram cracked down on 78 ISIS-related channels in 12 languages this week [VentureBeat]

Police Asked Brussels Residents Not To Tweet About Lockdown, So They Shared Cat Photos Instead [The Huffington Post]

Yahoo is locking down Mail access for some people with ad blockers [The Verge]

YouTube will pay legal fees for some people hit with questionable takedown requests [The Verge]

Sony Filed a Copyright Claim Against the Stock Video I Licensed to Them [PetaPixel]

Apple Pay arrives in Australia, but only for Amex [iTnews]

Outcry after Apple head says women don't know how to find music [CNET]

Apple admits to iPad Pro freezing issue [iTnews]