At Catallarchy: yes, us liberal types are just as concerned about the concentration of power in corporations as we are anywhere else.

Biased BBC reports on an FoIA request: just how many air miles is the BBC responsible for? And how many carbon offsets? You’ll be surprised at both numbers.

Samizdata explains why the Americans play rounders rather than cricket these days.

Agoraphilia continues to go where few economists fear to tread: the economics of Swingers’ Parties.

Not a blog post, but an excellent paper from Tom Palmer on myths about markets (.pdf).

Craig Newmark on the joys and wondrousness of having the City Council owning sporting assets.

And finally: Nick, why the photo there? and children’s books that somehow never quite took off.

From Adam Smith Institute

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