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Sun Mar 16
In chaos, there is opportunity. And yes, cynics, that even  applies to the free-fallin’-sales chaos of today’s music industry. Just ask Trent Reznor. The Nine Inch Nails mastermind racked up a minimum of $750,000 in one week when he sold out 2,500 copies of his “Ghosts I-IV” project at $300 apiece through his Web site earlier this month.  (Newsday, 3.16.08)
[Also ran in Kansas City Star, Miami Herald, San Jose Mercury News, Albany Times-Union, Calgary Herald]

In chaos, there is opportunity. And yes, cynics, that even applies to the free-fallin’-sales chaos of today’s music industry.

Just ask Trent Reznor.

The Nine Inch Nails mastermind racked up a minimum of $750,000 in one week when he sold out 2,500 copies of his “Ghosts I-IV” project at $300 apiece through his Web site earlier this month. (Newsday, 3.16.08)

[Also ran in Kansas City Star, Miami Herald, San Jose Mercury News, Albany Times-Union, Calgary Herald]