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I agree but it likely wouldn't be worth the hassle. Technically they're taking content for different sources, stripping ads and reselling the content in a diffe
by Mandatum 13y ago
I agree but it likely wouldn't be worth the hassle. Technically they're taking content for different sources, stripping ads and reselling the content in a different media format. It'd be akin to recording a song off of the radio, removing ad breaks and selling it as a CD/downloadable MP3.
Law may differ with publications and citing sources however.
- MichaelGG 13y agoIs it legal to record songs from the radio to a CD, even for personal use? If not then it's not like what they're doing at all. If it's legal to print a page your browser renders, then it should be legal to have someone else run the printer for you. "Removing ad breaks" is a simple browser function. It's an interesting business (not that I have that much use for paper printouts of web pages) and this article does a poor job of explaining why it should be shut down. Terrible attitude, too.