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Philip Hilts interview Hilts was a New York Times correspondent covering the tobacco beat and has published a book on it. This interview covers the Brown and Williamson papers, industry legal and PR strategy, industry conduct, media response, and industry intimidation of journ He Who Has the Gold Rules Column on media ownership and its influence on how the news gets reported. Example used is RJR's ownership of the Weekly Reader and its coverage for children of tobacco stories. USA Today Tobacco Stories Collection of stories on the tobacco industry, its conduct, and litigation. Coverage of Smoking in Women's Magazines A review of 13 magazines across 5 months finds they dispense a lot of health advice but say little about smoking. Over that same period, those magazines ran over 300 cigarette ads. Partnership for a Drug-Free America: the tobacco connection The Partnership loves to talk about illegal drugs. They are hard pressed to say anything about a drug that kills more Americans than all illegal drugs combined: tobacco. One reason may be, the Partnership has taken cash from Philip Morris and R. J. Reyn Philip Morris Memo Likens Nicotine to Cocaine Reprint of the 1996 Pulitzer Prize winner for national reporting. Publishers and their Tobacco Habit Columbia Journalism Review takes a look at the influence of magazine cigarette advertising on coverage of tobacco in those magazines. Smoke, Mirrors, and Censorship Report on how and why ABC News pulling the plug on a hard-hitting documentary film about the tobacco industry. Kiss My Ash Article highlights the influence of tobacco ad dollars on news content by way of a personal account. Tobacco Ads Retreat Editorial comments on decision by major newspapers to stop taking tobacco ads, and highlights continuing cigarette advertising in women's magazines. More Media Sites |
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