cphilo points out a NYTimes article on Led Zeppelin’s decision to sell its music online. The group is one of the last superstar acts to hold out against the digital tide. There was a months-long, trans-Atlantic bidding war for the rights to license the band’s catalog. In the US, the only digital holdouts that outsell Led Zeppelin are the Beatles and Garth Brooks.

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Led Zeppelin Agrees To Digital Distribution

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