2010

This blog post from Marginal Revolution discusses the Billboard classical music charts and how a low number of sales can land an album in the top 10.

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This map claims to distill the geography of alcohol preferences across Europe. via The source of this content is WordPress.com.

Steve Landsburg's weekend roundup covers topics ranging from the Supreme Court to relativity theory.

Headphones.com, a website selling headphones and home audio equipment, offers a 365-day return policy, free shipping for Sonic Club members on orders over $100, and customer service. via Headphones.com

It looks like there is no ghost in the photo machine, but you can visit the main website using the provided link. via WFDJ

Tyler Cowen of Marginal Revolution predicts the iPad will be a game-changer for the textbook market and education.

via Marginal Revolution

Tyler Cowen's blog post shares that dealing with construction permits in Haiti cost about 570% of income per capita in 2009. via The source of this content is Marginal Revolution.

Some libertarians think we should rename capitalism "socialism" because they feel it better reflects true socialist ideals.

DealNews shared an expired deal from 2010 for a Totally Bamboo 3-Piece Cutting Board Set, originally priced at $9.95 on Amazon.

via DealNews

Jason Kottke shares an article that delves into the OED to uncover the historical usage of typographic terms.

via kottke.org

The music streaming app Musi is suing Apple after being removed from the App Store, the Premier League is targeting IPTV providers, and Nintendo is cracking down on Switch emulation.

via TorrentFreak.

Kottke.org shares an interesting tidbit about Crayola crayons: did you know the number of crayon colors has doubled every 28 years since 1903? via kottke.org