The pattern signals a deeper truth: our economics and the survival of our species are deeply at odds.
Paul Rosenberg
Paul Rosenberg is a Los Angeles, California-based writer, and a columnist for Salon and Al Jazeera English. He is senior editor at Random Lengths News, an alternative biweekly based in San Pedro, California.
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Project Censored, Part 2: Billionaire Press Domination
The real causes of inflation, Gates Foundation media investments, the CIA and Julian Assange, ALEC’s push to preserve its influence networks in state legislation, and surveillance advertising are the next five stories on the list.
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Project Censored, Part 1: Billionaire Press Domination
Fossil fuel subsidies, wage theft, EPA risk reports, congressional conflicts of interest, and dark, dark money: Concentration of corporate wealth and power distorts everything we see — and don’t see — in the world around us every day.
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Project Censored, Part 2: The New Normal Is More Normalized Censorship
Canary Mission’s blacklists, union busting at Google, Pfizer’s vaccine negotiation tactics, police dogs, and forced sterilization round out the list of censored stories.
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Project Censored, Part 1: The New Normal Is More Normalized Censorship
High drug costs, threats to journalists, wildcat strikes, climate debtors, and ‘forever chemicals’ in the oceans: a sobering start to this year’s list of stories you might have missed
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In Case You Missed It
The Project Censored Top 10 List reveals negligence in corporate news coverage.