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The Mises Institute, a non-profit promoting Austrian economics and individual liberty, features articles on topics like capitalism, the Federal Reserve, and fair trade. via Mises Institute

The Mises Institute, a non-profit promoting Austrian economics and individual liberty, features articles on topics like capitalism, the Federal Reserve, and fair trade. via Mises Institute

FCC Chairman Julius Genachowski outlines a vision for government oversight of the internet.

Gaming consoles in the US use enough energy that if they were a city, it would be the 9th largest in the US. via kottke.org

Two million books could be back in print thanks to a partnership between Google and On Demand Books. via The source of this content is Marginal Revolution.

Engadget's homepage features tech news, reviews, and buying guides, as well as coverage of gaming, entertainment, and future tech. via The source of this content is Engadget.

A photographer discusses his photo editing process, which involves creating contact sheets, making machine prints, and trusting his intuition to choose the best images. via kottke.org

Google is offering to scan newspaper archives in exchange for publishing rights on their website and will share ad revenue generated with participating publishers. via kottke.org

Engadget's homepage curates product reviews and buying guides for tech categories, and currently features Amazon Prime Day deals.

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Engadget's homepage features technology news and reviews, with a focus on Prime Day deals. via Engadget

Faber & Faber is printing on-demand books where each book cover is uniquely generated during printing using software created with Processing, Java, and PHP. via kottke.org