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Creative Commons Comic Book

March 26th, 2006

Leigh Blackall is one of my favourite writers (the list keeps growing). I found this very interesting and useful post about a comic book that teaches young people about Creative Commons (see the Creative Commons Blog). Here is the introduction to the comic book titled – Bound by Law

Duke Law School’s Center for Study of the Public Domain has released an amazing 76 page copyright education in the shape of a documentary filmmaker and form of a comic book: BOUND BY LAW?

A collaboration between cartoonist Keith Aoki, law professor (and CC board member) James Boyle and CSPD director Jennifer Jenkins, the work is available for viewing online, download, or hardcopy purchase and is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 2.5 license.

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