The Weekly Crunch: pilot episode

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The pilot episode of iTnews' weekly roundup.

Welcome to the pilot episode of The Weekly Crunch hosted by iTnews journalist Ben Grubb and edited by Munir Kotadia.

The Weekly Crunch: pilot episode

This week the Australian Pirate Party kicked off its campaign in Australia. 

Microsoft launched a free anti-virus tool called Microsoft Security Essentials, which was immediately attacked by Symantec.

Telstra released a video on YouTube showing its engineers fixing fibre optic cables which were recently damaged by Energy Australia workmen in Sydney's CBD.

A researcher from Swinburne University released some interesting statistics about addicton to Cybersex.

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