While copyright laws can be confusing and difficult to navigate, Duke University has recently taken a step to make copyright laws easier to interpret. The University, through its Center for the Study of Public Domain, has made available a comic book titled “Tales from the Public Domain” that discusses fair use, public domain, and copyright infringement. The book serves as a tremendous resource for anyone without a copyright law background or expertise as it makes the law straightforward and easy to understand. While a print copy of the book can be purchased for $6 from the Center’s website, a free PDF of the the comic book can be viewed legally here.
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