This final note. The Internet has turned the phrase “you get what you pay for” on its head. But maybe that’s changing.

A new survey from the Pew Internet and American Life Project finds two-thirds of adult web users in the U.S. have paid for access to video, news or software tools such as word processing and spreadsheets. About a third surveyed say they’ve paid for digital music. The Pew researchers say it suggests paying for online content is not a completely foreign idea.

So maybe you’ll understand this shameless plug: There’s always that contribution link for Marketplace.