| While Congress Takes Time Out on Internet Privacy, FTC Tackles the 'Four Horsemen'
6 Dec, 2011
Article By: William I. Rothbard While the 2012 election is likely to stall congressional momentum on online privacy legislation, it...More>> |
| Finally, FTC Takes a Stern 'Tone' With National Advertisers, Too
8 Nov, 2011
Article By: William I. Rothbard Forever, it seems, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has been socking it to the direct response...More>> |
| FTC Proposes Amendments to the Mail Order Rule
8 Nov, 2011
Article By: Linda A. Goldstein The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has proposed several new amendments to the Mail and Telephone...More>> |
| Consumer Groups Take Aim at Immersive Teen Advertising
8 Nov, 2011
Article By: Jeffrey D. Knowles On Oct. 19, the Center for Digital Democracy, Consumer Action, Consumer Watchdog and the Praxis...More>> |
| Are There Adequate Disclosures on Your Website?
8 Nov, 2011
Article By: Cathy Polisoto, Jeffrey Richter The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) recently won a motion for preliminary injunction against...More>> |
| Judge Agrees: Customer Dissatisfaction Does Not Equal False Advertising
4 Oct, 2011
Article By: Gregory J. Sater In a well-reasoned decision that should please advertisers everywhere, a federal district court...More>> |
| FTC Brings First Health-Related Mobile Apps Cases
4 Oct, 2011
Article By: Linda A. Goldstein The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has expanded its look into the mobile application marketplace...More>> |
| Text Sweepstakes Settlement Illustrates Best Practices but Answers Few Questions
4 Oct, 2011
Article By: Melissa Steinman, Jeffrey D. Knowles The recent settlement of three California consumer class actions sheds light on several issues that...More>> |
| Comparing FTC Treatment of Small Businesses vs. Large Corporations
4 Oct, 2011
Article By: Cathy Polisoto, Jeffrey Richter Ever wonder whether the little guy fares better than a large, well-known corporation as a Federal...More>> |
| National Online Privacy Law a 'When,' Not an 'If'
4 Oct, 2011
Article By: William I. Rothbard Between high-noon debt-ceiling standoffs and government shutdown threats, Congress has continued to...More>> |
