I didn't expect, when I came to post my BookExpo interview with Chris Anderson, that the pre-publication discussion of his new book, Free: The Future of a Radical Price , would be all about a series of passages from Wikipedia and other web sources that he failed to properly credit in the book. (I'm sure he didn't expect it either.) But any discussion of the book should acknowledge those discoveries, and his responses. It started when Waldo Jaquith at Virginia Quarterly Review noticed a sig
