I secured a media visa inside North Korea's secretive propaganda film industry and filmed Pyongyang's top movie stars and directors; in fact, I was the first westerner to do so.
A statement from Americans United for Life called the report "an abortion industry propaganda piece short on data and long on strained conclusions".
Likewise, the idea that "climate change is a hoax" didn't come from legitimate skeptics; it was oil industry propaganda, paid for by oil industry profits, which also finance the campaigns of pro-oil-industry politicians.
Conservative media consumers are bombarded with climate misinformation and fossil fuel industry propaganda, usually without the authors' fossil fuel ties being disclosed.
Including a new generation of ads that portray smokers as hapless dupes of industry propaganda, the effort seems to be working: since the mid-1960's, the habit has been waning.
We start in the first place in large part because we are captives of fashion -- the imperative to emulate our teenage peers, the allure of countless hipsters and renegades and screen seducers, the relentless happy illusions of tobacco industry propaganda.
Greenpeace chief executive David Ritter said the ads were "fossil fuel industry propaganda [that] reveals for all to see the unhealthy cosiness of the Abbott government" and the mining lobby.
Contrary to the industry propaganda that we all bought into for much too long, Thomas, as promised, produced within the constraints of punishing salary-cap conditions a healthy, career-prime all-star and an actual Knicks point guard possessing a wide array of offensive skills and gears.
"Doctors believe the industry propaganda that new drugs are better than old ones, and that for every ailment there is a drug," said Dr. Marcia Angell, a senior lecturer in social medicine at Harvard Medical School and the author of "The Truth About the Drug Companies: How They Deceive Us and What to Do About It" (Random House, 2004).
