Minnesota's lawsuit against the tobacco industry has transformed the debate over smoking and emboldened the anti-tobacco movement. And as Minnesota Public Radio's Jon Gordon, the Internet is amplifying the significance of the Minnesota trial. FOUR YEARS AGO MEDICAL RESEARCHER STANTON GLANTZ OBTAINED 10,000 PAGES OF PREVIOUSLY SECRET DOCUMENTS FROM TOBACCO COMPANY BROWN AND WILLIAMSON. A YEAR LATER HE PUT THEM ON THE WEB. THESE DOCUMENTS ARE THE BASIS OF GLANTZ'S BOOK THE CIGARETTE PAPERS, WHICH ILLUSTRATES THE GAP BETWEEN WHAT BROWN AND WILLIAMSON SAID IT KNEW ABOUT THE DANGERS OF SMOKING, AND WHAT IT REALLY KNEW. GLANTZ SAYS USING THE NET TRANSFORMED THE TOBACCO DEBATE.