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New Media Rights provides legal services, educational resources, and public policy advocacy for creators, entrepreneurs, and internet users. Contact us to request legal services. We are a nonprofit, independently funded program of California Western School of Law based in San Diego, California. Answers to common questions are in our FAQ.

Device: A Podcast that Explores Scientific Plot Devices and how they Affect the Public’s Understanding of Science

Last modified by New Media Rights on Thu, 09/05/2019 - 17:24

Device is a monthly book discussion with a science-based twist, hosted by creator Emily Griffiths. The podcast focuses on how authors often rely on scientific phenomena as plot devices, altering what’s scientifically possible to create an engaging plot line, which can often result in great storytelling, but the science can be exaggerated or lost in the process. Currently distributed by KPBS as part of its Explore Local Content Project, Device talks to local scientists in San Diego and throughout California to talk what’s real, and what’s science fiction.

Once a program like Device is up and running, creators will often reach out to various distributors to share their content on broader platforms and with audiences throughout the world. There are legal needs at all stages of producing content like a podcast, and New Media Rights was glad to be able to provide services to Emily to help interpret and understand her distribution agreement with KPBS.

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