| A Brief Analysis of the Brown and Williamson Website: An Effort to Taint Juries? by Cliff Douglas: An attorney takes a close look at the new web site and finds "a slick effort to make B&W look responsible and caring and to inoculate it against liability and punitive damages." |
| An Open-ended Attack on the Public Interest: PR Watch article highlights use of front groups by Philip Morris and the tobacco industry. |
| BAT's Socially Responsible Smoke Screen: PR watch article provides background and analysis of tobacco giant BAT's latest image campaign. |
| Big Tobacco Feels the Heat: Article describes PR mechanisms and strategies used by the tobacco industry, including infliltrating campaign groups to weaken their impact. |
| Brown and Williamson's "Responsible" Web Site: Extended analysis of Brown and Williamson Tobacco's website, its purposes, PR, and messages. |
| Confidential Tobacco PR Memo: Memo from tobacco industry PR firm on how to sell and lobby for the industry's "proposed resolution". |
| Council for Tobacco Research - Disinfopedia: Extensive article covering one of the tobacco industry's longest running PR vehicles. |
| Death of a Watchdog: Long article covers the creation and exposure of Contributions Watch, a front for Philip Morris. |
| Documents Reveal the Tobacco Industry's Spin Control: Knight-Ridder article examines what tobacco industry documents show about industry PR and litigation. |
| Flack Attack: PR Watch article on tobacco industry PR. |
| How the Industry Argues That Nicotine Is Not Addictive: Analysis of the industry argument that nicotine is not addictive. Extensive documentation on how industry PR misleads and confuses the public about the science, on a critical issue: addiction. |
| Keep America Beautiful: PR Watch article examines whether KAB is a grassroots non-profit or a tobacco front group. |
| Lawyer Control of the Tobacco Industry's External Research: Brown and Williamson Documents... [Fulltext, Jul 19 JAMA. 1995;274:241-247] (c) AMA 1996: Research article in medical journal documents how the tobacco industry funded research to generate good publicity for the industry, to deflect attion away from tobacco as a health danger, and to attempt, sometimes secretly, to influence policymakers. |
| Masters of Manipulation: Tobacco-industry Tactics: Examines tobacco industry tactics in detail, with focus on Canada. |
| Smoking'! How the Tobacco Industry Employs PR Scum: News article covers the development of the PR industry with the tobacco industry, and how and why tobacco uses PR today. |
| Timeline: Public Image: Tobacco industry documents grouped on a timeline show inside thinking on PR. |
| Tobacco's Secondhand Science of Smoke-Filled Rooms: PR Watch report on tobacco industry PR push to get the public to doubt the health effects of secondhand smoke; analyses industry tactics. |
| WHO Faces Up to Its Tobacco Links: PR strategies used by the tobacco industry to get the World Health Organization to derail or weaken its tobacco campaign. |
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