There's a short bit at Ars Technica regarding Radiohead's In Rainbows
pay what you like experiment and the band have said they made more in
digital distrubution money from In Rainbows than all of their other
works combined, forever.

Apparently many contracts in the days before downloading tracks had no
provision for digital royalties and the artists get nothing on them. 
That's absurd!

The bit on Ars has a couple of good links to a couple of other
articles, one being an interview by David Byrne.

http://arstechnica.com/news.ars/post/20080102-radiohead-artists-often-screwed-by-digital-downloads.html

And yes, I did pay 5 pounds for In Rainbows.


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