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This week is Banned Books Week. The timing couldn’t be better to share the news that I’ll be receiving a David McClure Public Interest Journalism Fellowship runner up award from OICPJ at Oxford Brookes University to continue my investigatio...
We can now reveal not one but two recipients of the first David McClure Public Interest Journalism Fellowship award for 2026 from the OICPJ at Oxford Brookes University.
The Fellowship honours the work of journalist David McClure
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Dr Miriam Johnson, Senior Lecturer and Network Lead for the Creative Industries Research and Innovation Network at Oxford Brookes University, recently presented a new study on the role of AI in independent publishing at the Independent Publ...
In this episode, Diana Sharafieva, MA Publishing student and industry professional, interviews Nancy Maron (BlueSky to BluePrint), Kamran Naim (CERN) and Robert Terry (TDR) on the topic of academic publishing and the role international orga...
We can now officially reveal the shortlist for the David McClure Public Interest Journalism Fellowship starting in 2026.
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Congratulations to the following journalists and their investigations:
Sarah Col...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Editor, Writer, Lecturer. Nurturing the next-gen of journalists & publishers at Oxford Brookes University as Programme Director
Senior Lecturer in Publishing. Book and cat obsessive.
Dr Helena Markou is the Subject Coordinator for the distance learning MA Publishing at Oxford Brookes University, working part-time and remotely from her home in Scotland. She has a postgraduate qualification in Teaching in Higher Education (PGTHE).
Banned, censored, destroyed. This is a love letter to banned books, from reviews and recommendations to interviews and features, written by journalist Katie Dancey-Downs.
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