Books for Sale
Censored 2010
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The latest edition of Project Censored’s research, the Top 25 censored news stories that didn’t make the news, and more accounts of media democracy in action will be available by October 1st, this fall, for Media Accountability Day. Order your copy today! Or, make a generous tax-deductible donation of $100 or more to the Media Freedom Foundation/Project Censored and get an autographed copy by the editors in appreciation. Please don’t forget to support your local, independent, media! And if you don’t have that kind of news media in your community, you need to Be the Media!
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Censored 2009
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By Peter Phillips and Project Censored. Reflecting media research from March 2007 to April 2008. Introduction by Cynthia McKinney. Cartoons by Khalil Bendib. This year’s top stories include real news from Iraq, behind the scenes plans for the Security and Prosperity Partnership ("NAFTA on steroids"), US militarization of Latin America, an Executive Order to seize protesters’ assets, and the Act to rout out “Homegrown Terrorism.” Featuring contributions by Yes! Magazine, FAIR, the Index on Censorship, the Center for Media and Democracy; Project Censored special research on media reform in the Truth Emergency movement, and much, much more.
Project Censored Media Accountability Conference, 2 DVD set
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2 hour, 50 minute full recording of the 2007 Media Accountability Conference. Keynote: Thom Hartmann. Panels and interviews with the authors of Project Censored’s top undercovered news stories featured in Censored 2008. Jeremy Scahill, Robert Parry, Frank Morales, Mike Whitney, and other journalists discuss defending our civil liberties from increasing assault and the role of media.
Censored 2008
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Media research from March 2006 to April 2007. Introduction by Dennis Loo. Cartoons by John Jonik.
Censored 2007
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Our 30th anniversary edition reflecting media research from March 2005 to April 2006. Introduction by Robert Jensen. Cartoons by Tom Tomorrow. This year’s top stories include news of Internet control, the future of information, communication and privacy in the US, militarization of the Homeland, conflicts of interest at all levels of government, and tipping-point environmental destruction. Featuring updates on the past 30 years’ #1 stories, updated maps of corporate media cross-ownership, and news on media activist groups.
Censored 2006
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Media research from March 2004 to April 2005. Introduction by Norman Solomon. Cartoons by Tom Tomorrow. This year’s top stories include news of accelerating government secrecy, massive civilian deaths in Iraq, condinuing election fraud, environmental destruction, police state surveillance, and pending wars over geopolitical policies. Also included are updated maps of corporate media cross-ownership, and news on media activist groups nationwide.
Censored 2005
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Student/activist edition reflecting media research from March 2003 to April 2004. Introduction by Greg Palast. Cartoons by Tom Tomorrow. Maps of corporate media cross-ownerships, updates on media activist groups nationwide, as well as top stories of imperialism, 9-11, corporate fraud, and government cover-ups.
Censored 2004
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Censored 2004 presents the most censored stories of 2002 and 2003. This year’s top stories include: US plans for global domination, the sinister side of Homeland Security, as well as updated media ownership maps, FAIR’s “Fear and Favor in the Newsroom”, the global Index on Censorship, the writings of Michael Parenti, Davey D. Norman Solomon, John Stauber, and more. Cartoons by Tom Tomorrow and introduction by Amy Goodman.
Censored 2003
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Censored 2003 presents the most censored stories of 2001 and 2002. Read all about it: how the government hopes to sell our airwaves to the highest bidder ; how U.S. policies in Colombia support mass murder; how oil interests caused the Bush Administration to cease investigations into bin Laden before September 11; how the CIA helps to kidnap suspects for overseas torture and executions.
PLUS: A special chapter on building grassroots movements through independent media; Mark Crispin Miller on “The Big Ten Media Giants”; and Marc Herold on Afghan civilian casualties.
Censored 2001
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This 25th anniversary addition of Censored features the top 25 most censored news stories of 2000. Censored 2001 also features a look back at a quarter century of censored news; an interview with Walter Cronkite; Laura Conaway and James Ridgeway’s “Democracy in Chains,” about the discrimination against black voters in Florida; a chapter on the history of Junk Food News by Project Censored founder Carl Jensen; and original essays by Eric Galatas, Robert A. Hackett, Edward S. Herman, Marrianne Manilov, and Norman Solomon.
The Problem of the Media: US Communication Politics in the 21st Century
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Robert W. McChesney sheds light on how the media system works in the US and provides a basis for citizens to play an active role in shaping the policies upon which that system is built.
Audio CDs for Sale
2 CD Set: For the Record: American News: Democracy in Jeopardy
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Project Censored interviews Walter Cronkite, Peter Arnett, Howard Zinn, Robert McChesney, Amy Goodman, Danny Schecter and other media experts about the role media must play in a democracy, and the effect corporate ownership is having on that role.
For The Record: “Cancer In Our Lives”
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The first in a series of 60min radio documentaries titled “For The Record.” This first in the series discusses…
* The problem and proliferation of cancer exemplified by cancer clusters.
* The conflicts of interest of those who are touted as helping cancer victims.
* The American Cancer Society, exposing their own conflicts of interest, spending questions and priorities-or lack thereof.
2 CD Set: For The Record: “Shattered Justice”
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Examines the relationship between mandatory minimum sentencing and conspiracy laws; the nation’s rising prison population; for-profit prisons; and juvenile detention facilities.
CD: Global Water Crisis
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Canadian activist Maude Barlow and Bolivian reporter Jim Schultz detail the effects of water privatization.
CD: For the Record: Workers’ Compensation: A National Travesty
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Documentary on the breakdown of the US workers’ compensation system.
CD: For the Record: US Foreign Policy: A Cause to Examine
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Interviews with Michael Parenti, Kevin Danaher, Ed Herman, Father Peter Dougherty, Steven Zunes, and Phillip Beard around the critical issues of US foreign policy.