Turning free speech into corporate speech: Philip Morris' efforts to influence U.S. and European journalists regarding the U.S. EPA report on secondhand smoke

2004/03/20 by Monique E Muggli, R. Douglas Hurt, Richard D Hurt +2 · 1 citation
Arts and Humanities · Medicine · Social Sciences · #Agency (philosophy) #Climate Change Communication and Perception #Commercial speech #Journalism #Law #Medicine #Political science #Politics #Public relations #Rhetoric and Communication Studies #Smoking Behavior and Cessation #Social science #Sociology #Tobacco industry

paper · doi:10.1016/j.ypmed.2004.02.014

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• Burson (company) [wikipedia]