Which innovative book pricing strategy, introduced in 2010, allowed readers to pay what they thought a book was worth after reading it?

The publishing industry has undergone significant transformations in how books are priced, marketed, and sold. From traditional bookstores to e-commerce giants and digital platforms, pricing strategies have evolved dramatically to adapt to changing reader preferences and market conditions. This trivia question explores a fascinating pricing innovation that changed how we value literature.

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• Amazon's 'Pay After You Read' program
• The Radiohead Model, where major publishers let readers name their price for e-books
• The Humble Bundle for Books, which pioneered pay-what-you-want pricing for curated literary collections
• Barnes & Noble's 'Reader's Value Assessment' initiative

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