After working with HBO, Showtime, and Comedy Central on his last three specials, the comedian/writer/director decided to go it alone this time to see if he could cut out the corporate middleman between him and his fans.
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The special represents a potential alternative to going through networks, record companies, iTunes, or other content distributors, offering a comedy parallel to Radiohead’s 2007 online release of its album “In Rainbow” for whatever price fans wanted to pay.
In a message to those who bought the special — available for $5 on his website — he spelled out all of his costs, as well as his profits so far. The special went on sale Saturday.
Louis C.K. Profits $200K From Online Special — So Far
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