Scholastic publishing knows the internet happened. They have published articles electronically for decades at this point. Reproduction costs are irrelevant to

Scholastic publishing knows the internet happened. They have published articles electronically for decades at this point. Reproduction costs are irrelevant to scholastic publishing. A technical solution to reproduction won't change anything. Scholastic publishers make money through their monopoly on the legitimate use of articles and books. The question is more like "how long can you sustain a business that relies on the law?". And the answer is probably: a long time.