Tobacco Companies and Network Television
The House subcommittee met to investigate financial links between the tobacco companies and television networks. In particular they were con… read more
The House subcommittee met to investigate financial links between the tobacco companies and television networks. In particular they were concerned about cigarette logos at televised sporting events despite the 1971 Federal Cigarette Labeling and Advertising Act which banned all cigarette advertising on television and radio. The subcommittee heard testimony from television experts, representatives of the tobacco industries and Catholic nuns who were urging the tobacco companies to stop selling cigarettes by the year 2000. close
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