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Jason Kottke shares a free downloadable resource, "The 2007 Digital Economy Handbook," covering trends in the internet, hardware, software, and more.

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32 vendors in Chinatown were shut down for selling counterfeit goods, which led to the closure of similar shops.

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An archived Reddit post from 2008 mocks the idea of Facebook being "the future" and questions its then-valuation of $15 billion. via Reddit.

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Tyler Cowen shares a collection of links covering economic freedom, economist Ben Olken, and the economics and psychology of personality traits.

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A Reddit post from 2006 asks if anyone is responsible for prank calls being made to Fortune 500 earnings conference calls. via Reddit.com

Alex Tabarrok jokes about an economist's Valentine's Day gift on his blog, Marginal Revolution. via Marginal Revolution

Paris Hilton's new movie, "The Hottie & the Nottie", only attracted about 29 paying customers per screen on its opening weekend.

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