This book investigates the most significant underreported news stories of the year, exposing censorship and propaganda within corporate media. The annual yearbook from Project Censored, edited by Andy Lee Roth and Mickey Huff, presents the top 25 most underreported stories as selected by a national panel of scholars, journalists, and activists. It aims to unmask censorship, self-censorship, and propaganda prevalent in corporate-controlled media outlets. Additionally, the book offers in-depth analysis of critical issues from the preceding year, providing context and deeper understanding of these suppressed narratives.

The book is lauded for its critical examination of media practices, with Ralph Nader recommending it for display in newsrooms and for reading by media executives. The annual yearbook is recognized for its role in highlighting suppressed narratives and challenging the status quo of corporate-controlled media. Its selection process, involving scholars, journalists, and activists, lends it significant credibility among those concerned with media accountability. The work serves as a vital resource for understanding the landscape of underreported news and the forces that shape public discourse.