The hosts return to WAN Show and tease the topics for discussion.

• Linus and Luke greet the audience and express excitement for the return of the WAN Show after a brief hiatus.
• They tease topics such as Disney's DVD sales halt in Australia, child influencers suing parents, and the GTA 6 leak.

Disney ceases selling DVDs in Australia, signifying a decline in physical media.

• Disney will no longer sell physical media in Australia and New Zealand after the release of 'Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3'.
• This decision follows a pattern of discontinuing DVDs and Blu-rays in other regions.
• The hosts discuss the implications for places with poor internet and the loss of high-quality media access.

New law allows child influencers to sue parents for wage theft.

• Illinois passes a law ensuring compensation for underage social media entertainers, sparking a discussion on the exploitation of child influencers.
• A portion of earnings must be placed in a trust for the child based on the amount of time featured in monetized content.

Teenager leaks GTA 6 gameplay using a hacked Amazon Fire Stick.

• An 18-year-old from the UK, previously arrested for hacking, leaks GTA 6 footage.
• The leak occurred from a hotel room where the teenager was staying under strict bail conditions.

Meta's decision to block Canadian news raises concerns.

• Meta's blocking of Canadian news content causes backlash due to current crises like forest fires.
• The accidental ban on satirical news site The Beaverton is lifted after they clarify their content is not news.

dbrand sponsors the show and their relationship with LTT is highlighted.

• Linus and Luke thank dbrand for sponsoring the show and reflect on the long-term relationship between the two companies.
• The hosts praise dbrand for their understanding of influencer marketing and their genuine partnership.

Linus and Luke share personal experiences and updates on LTT projects.

• The hosts discuss the weirdness of not doing the WAN Show the previous week and the impact on their routine.
• They talk about the intense work week they had, focusing on introspection and improving workflows at LTT.

Rockstar acquires the modding team behind popular roleplay servers, despite past bans.

• Rockstar's acquisition of cfx.re is discussed, noting the team's contribution to GTA 5 and Red Dead Redemption 2 roleplay servers.
• The hosts express support for modders being recognized and hired by major game studios.

Music labels sue Internet Archive for preserving music recorded on old 78 RPM discs.

• The lawsuit against the Internet Archive by music labels, including Sony and UMG, over the preservation of old recordings is mentioned.

Microsoft takes down bizarre AI-written articles, including one listing a food bank as a tourist attraction.

• The hosts discuss the absurdity of the AI-generated articles and Microsoft's claim of human error in their publication.

Meta's news block in Canada, including satirical news, is criticized for endangering public safety.

• The consequences of Meta's news block during crises like forest fires are discussed, along with the temporary ban on The Beaverton.

Credit agency Experian fined for violating spam laws, representing only a small portion of their income.

• Experian's fine for spam violations is highlighted as insignificant compared to their net income, raising questions about the effectiveness of such penalties.

Rockstar acquires a modding group it previously banned, raising questions about the future of modding.

• The implications of Rockstar's acquisition of a modding group for the future of mods and the modding community are discussed.

The hosts answer audience questions and share thoughts in the WAN Show After Dark segment.

• Linus and Luke answer various questions from the audience, including thoughts on gaming, tech upgrades, and the impact of DLSS on gaming.