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>But if you are making a copy so that you may use a copyrighted product in case the original is stolen, damaged or destroyed, your conduct may fall within the d
by freehunter 8y ago
>But if you are making a copy so that you may use a copyrighted product in case the original is stolen, damaged or destroyed, your conduct may fall within the doctrine of fair use
That to me sounds like you can print something since web content can disappear at any moment.
- dahart 8y agoYou can try to justify it that way, but if you print it and then hang it on your wall, or in your office, to enjoy it as art, like @estsauver wants to do, then you might no longer be in the realm of fair use, you might even be squarely in copyright violation territory.
- lazyasciiart 8y agoYea, just get an old screen, hang it on the wall, and display the image directly from their site. tada!