Parody of cigarette industry marketing makes points about how the industry makes its money.

… the University of Massachusetts; covers policy making, how money gets spent, local control, tax battles, winning against the tobacco industry and its allies.…

…Cigarette companies are the masters of inside lobbying, the money game".…

PBS: The Tobacco Lobby: Money, "grassroots", and telemarketing.

Industry funding of other groups to lobby for tobacco or not to lobby against tobacco; stealth lobbying; money; front groups.

Covers tobacco connections, money, and influences in George W. Bush's administration, and considers what it's buying.

Profile of Philip Morris, one of the top all-time givers of money to Congress, provides 12 year itemized totals, breakout by party and by year.

Analysis shows that House members who voted to protect the tobacco industry have taken over five times as much tobacco money as those voting to support the federal lawsuit.

…ry political spending by state, party, and soft versus hard money, and finds that Congress and political parties have taken more than $8 million in tobacco cash in the most recent election cycle.…

Summarizes trends of $42 million of tobacco cash spent on political campaigns for 10 years. Broken out by party, and soft/PAC money.

Industry documents show how Philip Morris ran its campaign in Australia, and which politicians took money from the tobacco giant.

…Wisconsin is squandering $1.3 billion in tobacco settlement money to solve its fiscal crisis because it's beholden to tobacco companies.…

Short article on money and gifts accepted by Virginia legislators from Philip Morris, and pending tobacco issues before the Virginia legislature.

Cato Institute board member Rupert Murdoch is also a Philip Morris board member; Cato has taken money from Philip Morris and RJR.

Column by money advisor Andrew Tobias examines the National Smokers Alliance.

"Big picture" presentation: money, power, addiction, sales, and how it plays out in different countries.

Running totals on how much money is spent for the current year.

…is done by distributing clients which crack test keys, with money to the first to break a key...the "legal" ones take days, the "illegal" ones take years.…

Dedicated to naming and shaming "Make money fast" fraudsters.

Reporter talks to a couple people who tried the "reports" chain letter, and they're not making money. [Seattle Times]