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: Dallas Buyers Club slays iiNet in landmark piracy case [The Age] Internet pirates might pay only $20 compensation each to Dallas Buyers Club [SMH] Apple Australia, Google Australia And Microsoft Australia Are All Being Investigated By The Australian Tax Office [Gizmodo Australia] Double Irish arrangement [Wikipedia] Joe Hockey moves to add GST to music, movie and game downloads [The Guardian] NZ media companies order ISPs to stop 'global mode' access [ZDNet] Rights holders could get sites blocked without evidence [ZDNet] John Oliver Interviews Edward Snowden On 'Last Week Tonight' [Deadline] Apple Watch Review Roundup: The 'World's Best Smartwatch', But 'Not For Everyone' [MacRumors] Initial Apple Watch stock dries up in minutes, shipping times quickly jump to 4-6 weeks [AppleInsider] Launch day Apple Watch orders estimated at 1M in US, skews toward Sport model [AppleInsider] Apple Watch