OPINION: Stuart Elliott in America
02 Nov 2001 | by STUART ELLIOTT, the advertising columnist at The New York Times
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WHO seeks full ban on tobacco ads in sport
22 Nov 2001 | by Sylvia Westall,
LONDON - The World Health Organisation, along with the governing bodies of motor racing, football...The news follows yesterday's announcement by the FIA, the world governing body of motorsports, to ban tobacco advertising and sponsorship worldwide in all motorsport competitions from 2006. WHO's Tobacco Free Initiative was launched as delegates from 191 countries opened further rounds of talks ...
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