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Anybody? I don't see the difference either. Is it the act of charging $2 for the printing and shipping? And man, is this guy ever full of himself.
by macspoofing 13y ago
Anybody? I don't see the difference either. Is it the act of charging $2 for the printing and shipping?
And man, is this guy ever full of himself.
- almata 13y agoI don't think it's the fact of charging money that makes the difference. The creator of Instapaper did also charge money for the app itself (I don't know current owners, but they still probably do). To be fair I also don't see the difference (I mean regarding legality) between this new service and Instapaper.
- andrewfong 13y agoI'm not sure Instapaper is entirely in the clear either, but I think the printing and shipping actually do make a difference. With digital copies, you have the benefit of the DMCA (that is, copyright holders have to issue you a takedown notice for user-generated content before you can be held liable, assuming you comply with all of the other DMCA requirements). However, there is no DMCA for print.