According to The Union (which co-manages the Bloomberg Initiative to Reduce Tobacco Use Grants Program), Bloomberg has supported efforts in 50 countries but focuses mainly on the 10 countries with the highest prevalence of tobacco use: China, Brazil, Vietnam, Bangladesh, Philippines, Mexico, Pakistan, Indonesia, India, and Ukraine
While Brown is pleased with the outcome, he does wonder why the hotel would risk alienating customers by relying on a machine that appears to be capable of sending false alerts
But they certainly help paint a scary and (mostly) accurate picture of how Big Tobacco evolved, along with capitalism and the top notch marketing, PR and legal innovations and how it managed to sustain itself at the behest of political capital and greed, despite the stolid protests, activism and occasional successes of a few good men (and women) The monotony is undeniable, but the learnings and eye opening revelations more than compensate for the same
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Its also about media representations and how people become fascinated with people in the media