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The final consent order requires 156 additional TV commercials and 150 newspaper ads related to those topics
A selection of the Centers extensive collection of national and local TV news coverage of tobacco-related issues from the 1970s to the present, vintage cigarette TV commercials, early anti-smoking public service announcements (unpaid media), and offbeat documentaries on the tobacco industry and anti-smoking activism by DOC (Doctors Ought to Care) and other advocacy groups
Participants expressed concerns about the implementation of zero-tolerance legislation for fear that it might undermine the scientific credibility of evidence-based tobacco control policies
