21 Nov 2007

Radiodead: How a "Free" Album Cost Too Much

By Greg Beato

Radiohead Is "free" too much to pay for online music? In October, the critically acclaimed group of Internet entrepreneurs known as Radiohead released its latest album, In Rainbows, in digital format and invited fans to download it from its Web site. The price? The completion of a registration form, plus whatever you feel like paying. Five dollars? Great! Zero? That's fine, too.

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