Copyright Guidelines for Virtual Events

Determine whether the image, writing, video, or music is copyright protected or in the public domain. (Please note: copyright does not require registration)
If you can’t identify its status, then you should assume it is copyrighted and should not use the asset or writing.
If the asset is subject to a creative commons license or other general license please make sure to follow the terms of that license.
If the asset is directly licensed to you, you must ensure you have the appropriate licenses to use them in derivative works. (i.e., stock photos)
Where a license is required to acknowledge the owner/producer of the copyrighted work please makes sure to do so in a clear and visible manner.
If the asset has a copyright symbol with the name of the owner please do not remove it.
Please do not manipulate the photo or video, without specific prior permission from a license holder when required to do so.
Ensure that if you are using specific licensed content that your usage does not exceed the scope of the original permission granted by the license.
Do not use, incorporate, reproduce any writing or asset that is not in the public domain or that is not licensed to you.

For Images: https://www.blog.google/products/search/image-rights-metadata-google-images/
For Music: https://www.songfile.com/public-search
U.S. Copyright Registration Lookup: https://publicrecords.copyright.gov/

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