Featuring the top twenty-five censored stories of 1994, an annual compilation of events that were underreported includes complete reprints of the top ten stories, interviews with the winning journalists, and a chronology of censorship since 605 B.C. 

Author Carl Jensen has been called "the Ralph Nader of the media" for his annual list of the year's most underreported stories. Each year, Jensen and his 40 watchdogs, called Project Censored, find the top 25 stories conspicuously missing from mainstream media. This book contains all those stories, now fully reported. 20 line drawings.

Book by Carl Jensen Project Censored

The New York Times (9/6/16) featured a profile of Driscoll’s, described by reporter Stephanie Strom as “the family-owned berry juggernaut.” “No other company in the world grows berries exactly like these,” readers were told. “Driscoll’s is betting that once consumers know why its berries are distinctive they will demand them by name,” readers were told.