Some industries are more Free than others
Here is Chris Anderson’s latest contribution to our debate about his book Free: The Future of a Radical Price. See my earlier post An interactive review of Free by Chris Anderson for details.
Some questions for Chris about “freemium”
Here is my response to Chris Anderson’s post below about my review of his book Free: The Future of a Radical Price. See my earlier post An interactive review of Free by Chris Anderson for details of the review and this exchange of ideas.
John has missed the essential point of Free
Here is Chris’s first salvo to my review of his book Free: The Future of a Radical Price. See my earlier post An interactive review of Free by Chris Anderson for details of the review and this exchange of ideas.
An interactive review of Free by Chris Anderson
We are about to try something a bit different on this blog. I have reviewed the book Free: The Future of a Radical Price by Chris Anderson for Thursday’s FT and you can read the start of the review below. But, instead of leaving it at that, we are using the review as the stepping-off point for a debate.
Chris has agreed to respond to my review, and his first salvo will be published tomorrow morning here, at the same time as readers of the paper in Europe get a chance to read my review. I don’t know of any other cases (although there may be some) where an author has responded to a review simultaneously. Read more
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John Gapper is an associate editor and the chief business commentator of the FT.
He has worked for the FT since 1987, covering labour relations, banking and the media. He is co-author, with Nicholas Denton, of 'All That Glitters', an account of the collapse of Barings in 1995.
Andrew Hill is an associate editor and the management editor of the FT. He is a former City editor, financial editor, comment and analysis editor, New York bureau chief, foreign news editor and correspondent in Brussels and Milan.
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