PowerPoint Image Rights and Attribution Review
Check that images, quotes and data in the deck are credited and allowed.
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[VERIFY] is an editorial flag, not a blank to fill. Wherever the prompt shows [VERIFY], check that item against a reliable source before you use it.
Review the sources of content in my PowerPoint deck. List of images, quotes, charts and data, with where I got each and any licence information I know: [CONTENT_SOURCES]. How the deck will be used (internal, public, paid): [USE]. Count items by status: sourced and licensed, sourced with unknown licence, unsourced. Flag items with no source, images from a search engine with no licence information, charts copied from other reports, quotes without attribution, and logos used without permission. For each, say what to check (licence terms, whether credit is needed, whether the use is allowed) and the options: replace, licence, credit or remove. Draft credit lines in a standard format and plan to replace the riskiest items first. Suggest image sources with clear reuse licences. Return a table by slide. Do not state that something is legal or illegal; this is a checklist for me to verify against the licence terms and, if unsure, to ask the rights holder or a qualified adviser [VERIFY].
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