Censored 2005
Subtitle: the top 25 censored stories
By: Peter Phillips & Project Censored ; introduction by Greg Palast
Contributors: Project Censored (U.S.)
Publisher: Seven Stories
Published: 2004
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 381
ISBN-13: 9781583226551; 9781583226568
Subjects: Journalism; Television broadcasting of news; Freedom of the press; Censorship
Description: Exposes major news stories ignored by the press in 2003 and 2004.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: All the news that doesn't fit their print  -- Greg Palast; title: Top censored stories if 2003 and 2004  -- Kate Sims ... [et al.]; title: Wealth inequality in 21st century threatens economy and democracy --; title: Ashcroft vs. the human rights law that holds corporations accountable --; title: Bush administration manipulates science and censors scientists --; title: High uranium levels found in troops and civilians --; title: Wholesale giveaway of our natural resources --; title: Sale of electoral politics --; title: Conservative organization drives judicial appointments --; title: Secrets of Cheney's energy task force come to light --; title: Widow brings RICO case against U.S. government for 9/11 --; title: New nuke plants: taxpayers support, industry profits --; title: Media can legally lie --; title: Destabilization of Haiti --; title: Schwarzenegger met with Enron's Ken Lay years before the California recall --; title: New bill threatens intellectual freedom in area studies --; title: U.S. develops lethal new bioweapons viruses --; title: Law enforcement agencies spy on innocent citizens --; title: U.S. government represses labor unions in Iraq in quest for business privatization --; title: Media and government ignore dwindling oil supplies --; title: Global food cartel fast becoming the world's supermarket --; title: Extreme weather prompts new warning from UN --; title: Exporting censorship to Iraq --; title: Brazil holds back in FTAA talks, but provides little comfort for the poor of South America --; title: Reinstating the draft --; title: Wal-Mart brings inequity and low prices to the world --; title: Censored 2005 runners-up.; title: Censorship deja-vu: a review and update ...  -- Peter Phillips ... [et al.]; title: Junk food news and news abuse  -- Ambrosia Pardue, Joni Wallent; title: Big media giants  -- Mark Crispin Miller; title: Lifestyles of the rich and oligopolistic  -- Stephanie Dyer; title: Media democracy in action  -- Norman Solomon ... [et al.]; title: Challenging the new American censorship  -- Peter Phillips; title: Best of PR watch: spins of the year  -- laura Miller; title: FAIR's 4th annual Fear & favor report: 2003  -- Peter Hart, Julie Hollar; title: Index in censorship: annual report  -- Sigrun Rottmann; title: Haiti: the untold story  -- Lyn Duff, Dennis Bernstein; title: U.S. media coverage of Israel and Palestine: choosing sides  -- Alison Weir; title: Death of a nation: conservative talk radio's immigration & race curriculum  -- Jose A. Padin, Shelley Smith; title: Project Censored investigative report: newspaper fraud victims are diverse  -- Geoff Davidian; title: Corporate media neglects anti-globalization movements  -- Deepa Fernandez; title: Media reform movement and global media concentration  -- Robin Cox; title: Media reforms, the FCC, and the rising opposition to more consolidation  -- Josh Sisco; title: Censored 2004 resource guide: sources of the top 25 censored stories.