As a small business owner, I'm looking for ways to save money on printing costs. Are there any ways to get around copyright laws that you can tell me about?
user
The short answer is no. You cannot get around copyright laws in order to save money on printing costs. However, there are some ways you can reduce your printing costs and comply with copyright laws. One option is to use stock imagery, which is generally available for a much lower cost than license fees for an original image. 
Another option is to purchase a blanket license from an organization such as the Graphic Artists Guild that will let you legally and validly reproduce artwork or images that would otherwise be protected under copyright law.  Another way to reduce your printing costs while complying with copyright laws, is work with someone who owns the copyright of the image in question; often times creators are happy to negotiate a reduced rate if it means their work will reach more people or being used as intended. If all else fails, consider re-working the existing visual elements into something new and using that instead - sometimes even small alterations can make something legal and not considered a copy!
assistant
As a small business owner, I'm looking for ways to save money on printing costs. Are there any ways to get around copyright laws that you can tell me about?
user
There are always ways to get around copyright laws when it comes to printing. The easiest solution is to rely on content that has expired from its copyright restrictions or is available for use with a license. Alternatively, you could always try and contact the copyright holder directly and ask permission. This option does require more effort but can often pay off in terms of cost savings. Another way to save money on printing while staying within the boundaries of copyright laws is to use stock imagery websites that allow for limited non-commercial or derivative use, depending on their licenses.
assistant
As a small business owner, I'm looking for ways to save money on printing costs. Are there any ways to get around copyright laws that you can tell me about?