Censored 2007
Subtitle: the top 25 censored stories
By: edited by Peter Phillips & Project Censored
Contributors: Project Censored (U.S.)
Publisher: Seven Stories; Turnaround [distributor]
Published: 2006
Place of publication: New York; London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 432
ISBN-13: 9781583227381; 9781583227374
Subjects: Freedom of the press; Censorship; Modern History; Journalism; Television broadcasting of new; American Reportage literature
Notes: "30th anniversary ed." -- cover

Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Chapter 1. The top censored stories of 2005 and 2006:  Future of Internet debate ignored by media; title: Halliburton charged with selling nuclear technologies to Iran; title: Oceans of the world in extreme danger; title: Hunger and homelessness increasing in the U.S.; title: High-tech genocide in Congo; title: Federal whistleblower protection in jeopardy; title: U.S. operatives torture detainees to death in Afghanistan and Iraq; title: Pentagon exempt from Freedom of Information Act; title: The World Bank funds Israel-Palestine wall; title: Expanded air war in Iraq kills more civilians; title: Dangers of genetically modified food confirmed; title: Pentagon plans to build new landmines; title: New evidence establishes dangers of Roundup; title: Homeland Security contracts KBR to build detention centers in the U.S.; title: Chemical industry is EPA's primary research partner; title: Ecuador and Mexico defy U.S. on International Criminal Court; title: Iraq invasion promotes OPEC agenda; title: Physicist challenges official 9/11 story; title: Destruction of rainforests worst ever; title: Bottled water: a global environmental problem; title: Gold mining company threatens ancient Andean glaciers; title: Billions in Homeland Security spending undisclosed; title: U.S. oil targets Kyoto in Europe; title: Cheney's Halliburton stock rose over 3000 percent last year; title: U.S. military in Paraguay threatens region.; title: Censored déjà vu: what happened to previous censored stories / Peter Phillips, Tricia Boreta, Kate Sims, and the Project Censored Writing Team; title: Thirty years of censored news / Peter Phillips, Charlene Jones, Sandy Murphy, Carl Jensen and Project Censored; title: Junk food news and news abuse / Katherine Albergate, Lesley Amberger, Lindsay San Martin, and Kate Sims; title: The ongoing contest : media reform and democracy / Bailey Malone, Kristine Medeiros, Jessica Rodas, and Andrew Roth; title: Corporate media today / Ben Frymer, Nick Ramirez, David Abbott, Lauren Powell, and Joe Butwill; title: The worst media manipulations; title: and how to win against spin / Bob Burton and Diane Farsetta; title: Fear & favor 2005 : FAIR's sixth annual report / Julie Hollar, Janine Jackson and Hilary Goldstein; title: Index on censorship : annual report / Wendy Ginsberg and Molly Zap; title: The global dominance group and U.S. corporate media / Peter Phillips, Bridget Thornton, Lew Brown; title: The Israel lobby and the global dominance group / Andrew Sloan; title: A study of bias in the Associated Press / Peter Phillips, Brian Fuchs, Sarah Randle, Zoe Huffman, and Fabrice Romero; title: Heterosexual anxiety and gay media visibility : heterosexuals' perceptions of gay images / James J. Dean; title: Japan's news media : voice of the powerful, neglecter of the voiceless / Tomoomi Mori; title: Milosevic's death in the propaganda system / Edward Herman and David Peterson; title: Finding the openings for media democracy / Robert Hackett and William K. Carroll.