Censored 2012
Subtitle: sourcebook for the media revolution : the top censored stories and media analysis of 2010-2011
By: [edited by] Mickey Huff and Project Censored ; introduction by Peter Phillips ; cartoons by Khalil Bendib
Contributors: Project Censored (U.S.)
Edition: Seven Stories Press 1st ed.
Publisher: Seven Stories
Published: 2011
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 495
ISBN-13: 9781609803476
Subjects: Journalism; Censorship
Other titles: Censored2012; 12 censored
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Preface: moving beyond media reform for Censored 2012; title: Introduction / by Peter Phillips; title: Section I. Censored news and media analysis.; title: Project Censored news clusters and the top censored stories of 2010 and 2011  -- by Peter Phillips ... [et al.]; title: Introduction  -- by Mickey Huff; title: Human costs of war and violence  -- by Peter Phillips and Craig Cekala; title: Social media and internet freedom  -- by Elliot D. Cohen; title: Economics and inequality  -- by Dean Walker, with research assistance by Bill Gibbons and editing by Melody J. Haislip; title: Power, abuse, and accountability  -- by Andy Lee Roth; title: Health and the environment  -- by Elain Wellin and Kristen Seraphin; title: Women and gender issues  -- by Joel Evans-Fudem and Amy Ortiz; title: Collaboration and common good  -- by Kenn Burrows and Tom Atlee; title: Deja vu: what happened to last year's top Censored stories  -- by Mickey Huff with Project Censored Interns; title: Framing the messengers: junk food news and news abuse for dummies  -- by Mickey Huff and Adam Bessie, with contributions by Abby Martin, Nolan Higdon, and Clifton Roy Damiens; title: Signs of health and emerging culture: stories of hope and creative change from 2010 and 2011  -- by Kenn Burrows; title: Media democracy in action -- by Mickey Huff with contributions by Abby Martin ... [et al.]; title: Section II: Truth emergency. Understanding propaganda in theory and practice.; title: Introduction  -- by Mickey Huff; title: A brief history of propaganda  -- by Randal Marlin; title: A theoretical approach to mass psychological manipulation: Jacques Ellul's analysis of modern propaganda  -- by Jacob Van Vleet; title: Drawing back the veil on the US propaganda machine  -- by Robert Abele; title: The impending demise of net neutrality  -- by Elliot D. Cohen; title: A tea party among us: media censorship, manufactured dissent, and the right-wing rebellion -- by Anthony DiMaggio.; title: Section III: Project Censored international. Human rights and the right to know.; title: Introduction  -- by Mickey Huff with an introduction to the fair sharing of the common heritage / -- by Mary Lia; title: Media distortion of nonviolent struggles: putting dark lenses on colored revolutions  -- by Cynthia Boaz; title: The US in Africa: velvet glove on a military fist  -- by Ann Garrison; title: Establishing Ghetto Palestine  -- by Jon Elmer; title: HBO's Treme: exposing the fractured press coverage of the storm and post-Katrina New Orleans  -- by Robin Anderson; title: Single payer singled out: corporate control of the message in US health reform  -- by Margaret Flowers; title: Censorship of the true state of maternity care in the US -- by Ina May Gaskin.