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: Sydney Monorail becomes Google office space [SBS News] Australians more concerned about privacy than ever before [SMH] Nightclub fined $15k for sending SMS spam to patrons [The Age] GraysOnline fined record $165,000 for spam [The Age] AGL faces $50k fine for door knocking [SMH] NBN rollout was too ambitious: Stephen Conroy [The Age] Shift thinking on NBN: Google boss [The Age] Panasonic reportedly ending plasma TV production by end of March 2014 [Engadget] Raspberry Pi microcomputer reaches 1 million made in UK [CNET UK] WiFi kettle allows you to boil water from bed [The Telegraph] NASA gets Web host offer during shutdown -- from Russian pirates [CNET] Amazon takes on PayPal, now offering Amazon login and pay service to online business [Engadget] Google will soon put your face, name, and content in its ads [Ars Technica] Apple to host iPad event on October 22nd, says All Things D [The Ver