Today the Radiohead album became available for choose your own price download, and the music industry will never be the same. Yesterday I was interviewed by Aaron Stroud in a podcast for We Are Smarter Than Me, a wiki-generated book on unleashing the power of crowds in your business. We talked about the pattern of sharing control to create value that is prevalent in new business models, the Radiohead example, and, of course, wikis in business.
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