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Golden Holocaust: A History of Global TobaccoTentative title of Robert N. Proctor's work-in-progress. RJR is battling in a Florida court for a sneak preview.
We do not advertise cigarettes in print right now and have not done that for a couple years, but Camel Snus is not a cigarette. This is a different product, and if ultimately you want your adult tobacco consumers to be aware of the product and its attributes, clearly you have to advertise. David Howard, an R. J. Reynolds spokesman.
Camel clearly is not marketing snus as a replacement product -- it's a complementary product. [With dual use] you have two forms of nicotine addiction, and if that's the future, then we have a real problem, because that's going to be very difficult to treat. Gregory N. Connolly, a professor and tobacco researcher at the Harvard School of Public Health, on "dual users."
Under a blue sky in a pastoral Eden, roosters hitch rides on floating tractors, speakers grow out of the ground and radios fly. This is in a world where the natural laws do not obtain, where cancer and serious health problems can cease to exist. For a product known to cause both, such a world is a potent sales device.Appeals Court Judge Anne Ellington, on RJR's "Camel Farm" ad in Rolling Stone.