PRIMARY REFERENCES
1) Ben Bagdikian, The New Media Monopoly
2) E.W. Barrett, Truth is Our Weapon
3) Jean Baudrillard, Video-culture
4) Robert Becker, The Body Electric: Electromagnetism and the Foundation of Life; Cross-Currents
5) Sharon Beder, Global Spin: The Corporate Assault on Environmentalism
6) Nick Begich and Jeane Manning, Vandalism in the
Sky
7) J. G. Bennett, Concerning Subud
8) Warren Bennis and Ian Mitroff, The Unreality
Industry
9) Rosalie Bertell, Planet Earth: The Latest Weapon of War
10) Walter
Bowart, Operation Mind Control
11) Richard
Brodie, Virus of the Mind: The New
Science of the Meme
12) David
Burnham, The Rise of the
13) Hadley
Cantril, The Invasion from Mars: A
Study in the Psychology of Panic
14) Noam Chomsky,
Media Control: The Spectacular Achievements
of Propaganda; Necessary
Illusions; September 11; Hegemony or Survival
15) Noam Chomsky
and Edward Herman, The Manufacture of Consent
16) Michael
Chossudovsky, War and Globalisation
17) Phillip
Collins, The Ascendancy of the Scientific Dictatorship
18) Alex
Constantine, Virtual Government
19) Donna Cross, Media-speak
20) Guy de Bord, The
Society of the Spectacle
21) Disinfo, You
are being lied to
22) Stephen
Ducat, Taken In
23) Harlan
Ellison, The Glass Teat
24) Jacques
Ellul, Propaganda
25) David Enoch, Unusual
Psychiatric Syndromes
26) Stuart Ewen, Channels
of Desire; Captains of
Consciousness; All-Consuming
Images; PR! A History of Public Relations
27) Erich Fromm, The
Anatomy of Human Destructiveness;
Escape from Freedom
28) William
Fulbright, The Pentagon Propaganda Machine
29) Thom
Hartmann, The Last Hours of Ancient Sunlight; Unequal Protection: The Rise
of Corporate Dominance and the Theft of Human Rights
30) Edward
Herman, The Real Terror Network
31) Adolf Hitler,
Mein Kampf
32) Linda Hunt, Secret
Agenda
33) Aldous
Huxley, Brave
34) Harold Innis,
Empire and Communication; The
Bias of Communication
35) Institute for
Propaganda Analysis: bulletins
36) Irving Janis,
Victims of Group-think
37) Jim Keith, Mind
Control, World Control
38) Christopher
Lasch, The Culture of Narcissism
39) Kalle Lasn, Culture
Jamming
40) John C.
Lilly, The Human Biocomputer:
Programming and Metaprogramming;
Simulations of God: The
Science of Belief; The
Scientist: A Novel Autobiography
41) Jerry Mander,
Four Arguments for the Elimination of Television; In the Absence of the Sacred: the Failure of Technology and the Survival of
the Indian Nations
42) Robert
McChesney, The Global Media: The New Missionaries of Corporate Capitalism
43) Marshal McLuhan and Bruce Powers, The
Global Village
44) William
Meyers, The Image Makers
45) Lewis
Mumford, The Pentagon of Power: the
Myth of the Machine
46) Joyce Nelson,
The Perfect Machine: TV in the
Nuclear Age
47) Eugene Odum, Our
Endangered Life-Support Systems
48) George
Orwell, 1984
49) Victor
Ostrovsky, By Way of Deception
50) Vance
Packard, The Hidden Persuaders
51) Neil Postman,
Amusing Ourselves to Death; Technopoly: The Surrender of Culture to Technology
52) John Rossman,
The Mind Masters
53) Theodore Roszak,
The Cult of Information
54) Jonas Salk, The
Survival of the Wisest; The
Anatomy of Reality
55) Gregory Sams,
The State is Out of Date
56) John Raulston
Saul, The Unconscious Civilization
57) Herbert
Schiller, The Mind Managers; Culture,
Inc: The Corporate Take-over of Public
Expression; Information
Inequality: The Deepening Social Crisis
in
58) Peter Schrag,
War on the Mind
59) Christopher
Simpson, Blowback; The Science
of Coercion
60) Jeffrey
Smith, The Seeds of Deception
61)
62) David
Stannard, American Holocaust: The Conquering of the
63) Albert
Szent-Gyorgi, The Crazy Ape
64) William Irwin
Thompson, The American Replacement of Nature; Darkness and Scattered Light; At the Edge of History
65) Anne Wells-Branscomb, Who Owns Information?
66) Marie Winn, The
Plug-In Drug
67) Judith
Williamson, Decoding Advertisements