Interesting business model: Company will go to your house, grab the mail out of your mailbox, scan it, and make it available to you digitally.
http://www.cnn.com/2013/02/26/tech/innovation/outbox-mail-service/index.html?hpt=hp_t3
Copyright issues? If the company is scanning copyrighted material, which it no doubt is, would all of the scanning qualify as fair use? I think most of it would, but what about scanning a magazine or postcard artwork that the copyright owner also sells in a digital format? For example, SPIN magazine comes in paper form as well as a great digital iOS app. Would converting the paper form into digital format via this new service still be fair use?
This should be fair use, but major media companies have a near perfect track record of freaking-the-eff out over any new content delivery systems that they did not expressly authorize.
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