All for free speech u but only for themselves: Big tobacco showed its true stripes with its bully-boy legal tactics against individuals involved in an anti-smoking effort

Article Abstract:

Tobacco industry giants have retaliated negatively to the De Facto campaign, which was aimed at the denormalization of the tobacco industry. Instead of getting a court injunction for the discontinuity of the campaign, they have sent intimidating letters to the people involved directly with the movement after the campaign was over.

TOBACCO PRODUCTS, Tobacco farms, Demonstrations and protests, Antismoking movement, Advertising campaigns, Tobacco industry

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Communications cure

Article Abstract:

The importance of advertising and public relations in pharmaceutical industry is discussed.

Pharmaceutical preparations, Public affairs, Pharmaceutical industry, Public relations, Company public relations

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