Media & propaganda

How public relations, television and the press shape opinion, including accounts by journalists who say they were pushed out for pursuing certain stories.

Name	Status	Link
Biography of an Idea: Memoirs of Public Relations Counsel Edward L. Bernays	Out of print / scarce	openlibrary.org ↗
Crystallizing Public Opinion	In print	openlibrary.org ↗
Culture Jam	In print	openlibrary.org ↗
Dark Alliance	In print	openlibrary.org ↗
Into the Buzzsaw: Leading Journalists Expose the Myth of a Free Press	In print	openlibrary.org ↗
Invisible Enemy: Israel, Politics, Media and American Culture	Out of print / scarce	openlibrary.org ↗
It's a Conspiracy!	Out of print / scarce	No catalogue link yet
Killing for Culture	In print	openlibrary.org ↗
Man the Puppet: The Art of Controlling Minds	Out of print / scarce	openlibrary.org ↗
Messengers of Deception	In print	openlibrary.org ↗
Project Censored (annual series)	In print	No catalogue link yet
Propaganda	In print	openlibrary.org ↗
Public Relations	Not yet checked	openlibrary.org ↗
Sandy Hook: A Critical Analysis of the Media's Pathetic Journalistic Practices	In print	No catalogue link yet
Television and Antisocial Behavior: Field Experiments	Out of print / scarce	openlibrary.org ↗
The Children's Story	In print	openlibrary.org ↗
The Engineering of Consent	Out of print / scarce	openlibrary.org ↗
The Tavistock Institute of Human Relations	Not yet checked	No catalogue link yet
Toxic Sludge Is Good for You	In print	openlibrary.org ↗
Trust Us, We're Experts!	In print	openlibrary.org ↗