Getting Smoke off the Screen: The Smoke Free Movies Initiative
Proceedings of the International Association for Business and Society 18:499-499 (2007)
Abstract
This case describes the background of cigarette product placement in commercial movies and the emergence of the Smoke Free Movies Initiative. It draws onresearch by tobacco control activists on the impact of smoking in movies on youth smoking initiation. Voluntary and mandated restrictions on the use of cigarettes in film productions are discussed. Historic documents from tobacco industry archives reveal the explicit goals and intentions of tobacco companies to use films to market their products to unsuspecting observersISBN(s)
978-0-9763264-4-1
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