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

Show Notes:

CEO admits Optus milked customers [The Age]

No need for 100Mbps NBN, Switkowski tells Senate [Delimiter]

Victoria Police to increase fines for motorists who use mobile phones behind the wheel [The Age]

End of an era: Once-popular media player Winamp closing down on December 20 [The Next Web]

Source: Microsoft In Talks To Buy Shoutcast And Winamp From AOL [TechCrunch]

Report: Spotify Is Now a $4 Billion Company [Mashable]

Last man streaming: Spotify's $250 million war chest makes it the music company to beat [The Verge]

Two Million! [Raspberry Pi]

Photographer wins $1.2 million from companies that took pictures off Twitter [Reuters]

Switch to e-books was 'an unmitigated disaster', says school principal [Independent.ie]

Apple will now pay you for a water-damaged iPhone or iPad | Apple [CNET]

iWork for iOS and Mac Updated, Keynote Gains New Transitions [Mac Rumors]

Genius Bar reservation page now suggests online support solutions for quick troubleshooting [9to5Mac]

Apple Co-Developed Next Generation Hearing Aid Device Coming to Market in Q1 2014 [Patently Apple]

Monty Python's surviving members to reunite for stage show [ABC]

Blur Big Day Out cancellation leaves promoter 'devastated and confused' [SMH]

Max Headroom broadcast signal intrusion [Wikipedia]

World tunes in to Doctor Who for 50th-anniversary episode [The...