…at least that’s what I think (but I would, wouldn’t I?) After two years of study at Oxford Brookes University on its Publishing programme, I finished it two-years on a part-time basis while working here, here, and here to gain experience and earn some dosh to support my habit: learning!
Oh yes, also in the interest of transparency, Bloomsbury Academic (third link) appeared as one of my case studies (well, my only case study) in my writing up of 16,500 words (or thereabouts) and that was for work experience too.
I believe what they do is waiting to succeed in the online world and it’s only a matter of time before more publishers see the benefit and common-sense of Creative Commons licensing with additional rights tailored to each of their company’s missions.
At any rate, it must have been written well-enough to earn a distinction – which I was super chuffed about.
Enjoy! A Means of Survival [PDF] It’s CC-licenced (which I must make the rest of the site in due course!)
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I was so glad to get my own dissertation out of the way. And I’ve already forgotten what mine was about.
To CC this blog all you’d have to do is put a little image/linky thing in the widgets, no?
Thanks anna, I will get on top of that. It will be a very important part of my new blog (which I honestly hope I will keep regular on).
Cheers!
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