Event Content Repurposing

You decide what happens to an edition's captured output once a master file already exists.

Inputs, every one of them somebody else's output: a published recording, slides, a transcript, a photo archive, hallway notes.
Decisions you own: which derivative artifacts get made, in what order, on what cadence, under which licence, and what each speaker is asked to do about the piece cut from their own talk.
Outputs you produce: published derivative artifacts, plus a content inventory the next edition's campaign can schedule.

Where you start, and the six lines you never cross

Sibling	Owns	The line
`event-production`	Master recording, capture through published file	Take the master as handed over; never re-edit, re-publish, or send a speaker their own link. You begin at the derivative.
`event-social-media`	The event's own channels	You decide which derivative exists and when it drops; that skill owns platform, hashtag, copy, and posting.
`event-speaker-experience`	The consent record, post-event follow-up	Enforce the consent record; never collect or re-ask it. You decide only whether the speaker amplifies the derivative.
`event-marketing-plan`	The attendee-acquisition plan and its funnel targets	Repurposed content is inventory you hand up, never a target you set.
`tech-podcast-youtube-channel`	Any standing owned-media property	A one-off derivative is yours; a format outliving any single edition is a property and belongs there.
`event-debrief`	The organizers' public recap	That skill covers how the edition went; yours covers what was said in the sessions. Write one of each.