Really?! Then it's only a matter of economic feasibility. After all, one could easily implement full Internet connectivity via telegraph -- the pieces are all there, just hook them up to use Telegraph as the underlying datalink layer.
Granted, it'd be a bit slow transmitting even small JPEGs, and you'd want LOTs of error-correction...
And, of course, there is that whole Heisenburg Uncertainty thing ...
Are you sure you wouldn't rather just use the AIport?
I'm beginning to suspect we may have been misdirected. One of the early researchers into the physics of Star Trek suggested that the transporter is an offshoot of Warp Technology.
This actually makes more sense. Our efforts to "disassemble" living things and reconstruct them as living things is, I believe, always going to be doomed to failure.
However, if you can create a spatial conduit, in which your passenger is simply whisked through a subspace tube to another chamber, then you don't have to deconstruct him to start with.