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

Show Notes:

Parliament considers new offence for 'revenge porn' [The Age]

Phone and internet complaints fall at most providers [The Age]

Taxi industry's social media campaign backfires [The Age]

Taxi industry group sacks agency behind #yourtaxis PR disaster [The Age]

Melbourne edition of Monopoly drops streets, picks special places instead [The Age]

Cherry Bar Exposes Monopoly's Shakedown Of Melbourne Venues [Tone Deaf]

Microsoft opens flagship Sydney store [The Age]

UK Government Ditches Microsoft and Google to Adopt Open Source LibreOffice [Fossbytes]

Apple ejects black students from Melbourne store [The Age]

Tim Cook tells Apple employees there's no room for intolerance after black teens blocked from store [The Verge]

Apple's Former Beats Music Service Officially Ending on November 30 [MacRumors]

Terminally ill Star Wars fan Daniel Fleetwood dies days after seeing The Force Awakens [SMH]

Tropfest cancelled after 'huge hole' in funding [SMH]

"Fallout 4" Launch Causes Porn Usage Drop [Dark Horizons]

Paul Hogan, Olivia bio dramas for Nine [TV Tonight]

​40 years later, Sony finally kills Betamax [Engadget]

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