Nine Inch Nails goes Creative Commons remix-friendly with new album
Nine Inch Nails have released the first nine tracks of their new album, Ghosts I-IV, as a free download under a remix-friendly Creative Commons license. The band is selling a selection of collectible, high-margin media with the music on it, and will presumably tour and sell tickets to people who got turned on by the freely copyable music.
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