BBC Radio Show Spotlights E-Cigs, Expert Argues For Pragmatism

[AgentAnia]

Here's a review of the show: BBC Radio Show Spotlights E-Cigs, Expert Argues For Pragmatism | Ecig Advanced News

And here's the audio of the show itself: BBC iPlayer - Business Daily: Doing Business with Addicts

 

[Bill Godshall]

Excellent interviews with Dr. John Britton of the Royal College of Physicians and E-Lite's Mike Ryan.

The interviewer was an idiot who insisted nicotine is very dangerous and who wants e-cigarette heavily regulated, and the guy from the EU was an idiot who claimed that e-cigarettes must be included in the tobacco Products Directive simply because they contain nicotine.

 

[rolygate]

Mike Ryan did OK in what was a considerably adversarial interview.

 

[e-pipeman]

The Professor was wonderfully balanced in his attitude. Sadly the EU representative showed the usual mixture of ignorance of the facts and confusion that seems so often to be a hallmark of EU policy making. The interviewer adopted standard interviewing technique by adopting an unbalanced and aggressive stance to create an atmosphere of "excitement". That technique is now getting old and predictable - the majority of listeners see through it nowadays.