Is your church correctly acknowledging song writers and copyright details? I would hazard another guess that many churches need to update their slides to correctly incorporate the correct acknowledgements…
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by Steven Kryger on 21. Aug, 2009 in (Useful) Links & Tips
5 new links to inspire, inform and enthuse: 1. The Twitter Guide Book. 2. How Obama spends his time. 3. 11 ways to not use images in slides. 4. 100 online tools for non-profits. 5. Why use royalty-free music.
Copyright and screening videos in church
by Steven Kryger on 10. Aug, 2009 in for Christian living, for Churches
From what I can work out there are two situations where videos might be used in churches:
1. to show in a church service (e.g. as a sermon illustration).
2. to show in a church for entertainment (e.g. playing a video at a youth group social).
Here’s what I can gather about the copyright restrictions that apply to these scenarios…
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