Legal issues

One of my pastor colleagues has a question about whether it is legal to use images from logos for a PowerPoint presentation when the sermon is being livestreamed.
Generally, I have assumed that there are no copyright issues in this form of use. However, I am asking if anyone can give a definitive answer.

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JT (alabama24)

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What am I allowed to do with Faithlife/Logos media? Is it copyrighted?

Logos 10 delivers a rich set of media collections, which raises some questions: What am I allowed to do with Faithlife/Logos media? Is it copyrighted? Do I have to ask permission to show it in front of an audience? What about posting to social media?

The answers to these questions depend on the media. Logos media collection slides, videos, and still photographs are released under four different licenses: Public Domain, Logos Free, Logos User, and Copyrighted. For more information, please read Permissions & Copyright for Logos Media.

Mike Binks

One of my pastor colleagues has a question about whether it is legal to use images from logos for a PowerPoint presentation when the sermon is being livestreamed.
Generally, I have assumed that there are no copyright issues in this form of use. However, I am asking if anyone can give a definitive answer.

What JT says plus it will depend on which jurisdiction you are working in and, in particular, the legal attitude to 'fair use'.