We can probably all agree on some things that were over-reported this year. But what stories didn't get their due? Reporters, editors and bloggers weigh in.

A roundup of readers' favorite posts on our site this year.

In a moving post, journalist Chris Hedges recounts his experience teaching writing to 28 prisoners at a maximum-security prison.

Chris Hedges writes that we must either defy the corporate state or accept our extinction as a species. He believes rebellion is the only way to remain fully human.

Journalist Chris Hedges marks the day Phil Donahue was fired by MSNBC for opposing the war in Iraq as the day that TV news became a "carnival act."

Browse selected books by Moyers & Company guests, and let us know which ones moved and inspired you.

In this Moyers Moment from 2012, the journalist describes how Occupy Wall Street changed his mind about the futility of popular revolt.

Bill and journalist Chris Hedges talk about parts of America "that have been destroyed for quarterly profit."

Graphic artist and journalist Joe Sacco describes his visual approach to telling real-life stories, and the controversies he faces as a result.

Probably from Immokalee, Florida, where a group of immigrant farmworkers are taking on the titans of the food industry.