Geeks Interrupted

Phil Edwards, Andy Blume and Daniel Olivares are back in the studio with this week's look at all things Geek. Show Notes: Judge says no to Dallas Buyers Club's 'surreal' overreach on piracy claims [CNET Australia] The end of privacy as we know it: 60 Minutes uncovers huge mobile phone security vulnerabilities [News.com.au] Google to restructure into new holding company called Alphabet [The Guardian] Alphabet's 7 Brands You Should Know [Advertising Age] Tinder vs Vanity Fair is today's best dumbest fight on the Internet [VentureBeat] Samsung Debuts Galaxy Note5 and S6 Edge+ Phones, Preps for Samsung Pay and Gear S2 Watch Launches [MacRumors] Apple iPhone 6S rumor roundup: Everything we know about the next version of Apple's flagship phone [CNET] Apple Releases New Diversity Numbers, Hired Over 11,000 Women in Past Year [MacRumors] Uggie, the Dog From The Artist, Has Died [Vulture] HBO Picks Up 'Sesame Street' As Kids' Viewing Habits Change [Variety] Sesame Street Is Moving to HBO, and the Symbolism Is Crushin