cigarette advertising

That information has been reported in cigarette advertising since 1971.

But most of today's cigarette advertising is aimed at young people and women.

This suggests they tend to pay more attention to cigarette advertising.

In Europe, the movement to ban cigarette advertising is growing.

Cigarette advertising has been banned from television and radio since 1971.

An example of this contrasting approach comes from cigarette advertising.

This has been the line since 1971, when cigarette advertising was driven off radio and television.

We live in a city that already bans cigarette advertising within 1,000 feet of schools.

Why do we allow cigarette advertising to be a tissue of lies?

As a whole, cigarette advertising is geared toward current smokers.

In some ways, cigarette advertising has changed little in years.

The same warning would be required in all cigarette advertising effective July 1, 1965.

"That would be to ban all cigarette advertising in magazines," she said.

These groups point to the huge amount of liquor and cigarette advertising directed at poor people.

At the same time, images of smoke virtually disappeared from cigarette advertising.

The study was extensive and showed the profound influence cigarette advertising has had over the past century.

In six months, other regulations are to go into effect to blunt the appeal of cigarette advertising.

This may mean that the Government will be unable to impose restrictions on cigarette advertising.

The Federal Government banned cigarette advertising on television nearly 25 years ago.

But another part of the plan - a curb on cigarette advertising is disquieting.

Well, raising taxes and banning cigarette advertising are two options.

Reactions to the campaign vary among media executives who sell cigarette advertising.

It still permits cigarette advertising on television and radio.

What did Jacob Wood have to do with current cigarette advertising?

Would you consider getting rid of the tax deduction for cigarette advertising?"