Album vs. Singles Sales

October 15, 2010

Written by: Frederic Lardinois

Should Albums Cost $1.50? | Fast Company.

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Frederic Lardinois founded SiliconFilter in 2011. Before starting this site, he wrote about 1,500 articles for ReadWriteWeb. His areas of interest are consumer web and mobile apps, as well as Internet-connected devices like cars, smart sensors and toasters. You can reach him at [email protected]

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