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Music Copyright

Aug 23, 2017

Who owns music once it's been created? Theft: A History of Music is a graphic novel that explores this question through the legal and ethical consideration of music sharing. In this episode, its authors, James Boyle and Jennifer Jenkins, join us for a discussion about music copyright. 

You can read the book for free here: https://law.duke.edu/musiccomic/read/frontcover/