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

Show Notes:

Coalition To Pledge $100 Million To Solve Mobile Blackspots [Gizmodo Australia]

Will the NBN cost $94 billion? [The Age]

Supporting Community Media [Australian Greens]

2013 Federal Election Sausage Sizzle Map [Election Sausage Sizzle]

Australia needs "fair use" technology-agnostic copyright laws [Hydrapinion]

Pledge your support for Fair Use copyright in Australia [Choice]

Is JB Hi-Fi Planning To Launch Its Own Digital Distribution Service For Video Games? [Kotaku Australia]

JB Hi-Fi Launches New Cloud Streaming Movie And TV Service [Gizmodo Australia]

Elon Musk reveals plans for high-speed Hyperloop [The Verge]

The Science of Hyperloop [YouTube]

BlackBerry confirms it is considering going private [The Guardian]

20 injured at ill-conceived LG G2 promotional event [The Verge]

Jafflechutes: crazy, stupid or inspired? Melbourne's first float-down eatery [Good Food]

Single Tweet Sends Apple Shares Soaring [Wired]

Apple acquires second screen TV startup Matcha.tv [VentureBeat]

Apple Releases New App Store Review Guidelines with Updated Rules for Kids Apps, Gambling Apps [Mac Rumors]

ispONE Is Suing Telstra Now Over An Alleged Billing Dispute [Gizmodo Australia]

The ispONE Case Might Mean The End Of Kogan Mobile [Gizmodo Australia]

ispONE Cancels Telstra Contract, Calls In Administrators [Gizmodo Australia]

Falling on deaf ears: Video-on-demand providers 'ignoring...