What is their narrative?

[mavinry4]

Why does every news article and current affair segment always portray a "public health" academic and the "users" of electronic cigarettes.

What's their thinking?

Why does the media intentionally avoid academics that support electronic cigarettes?

[Rose]

It's a power game mav. We are the sheep. They are our shepherds.

[Old Dog]

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Can't upset the NRT advertisers.

[essiemessy]

Because big business own media.

[pgscott]

Because they are lazy, because challenging dogma requires effort and commitment, because they have little real interest in the subject beyond its value as controversy. There are always certain sections of the community that get armchair rides in the media, whereas others don't.

But things can change.