Neil Averitt commentary: BBB’s national ad program – Trust but verify

Federal Trade Commission officials plan to become more active in policing national advertising by large, fundamentally legitimate companies, as described elsewhere in this issue. What was left largely unsaid is that...

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Lawmakers call on FTC to block Amazon-iRobot deal
On Capitol Hill, antitrust bills advance as Khan stumbles
COPPA rule review stagnates
Khan’s chief of staff, Jen Howard, to leave FTC
Privacy Corner: Meet prominent data scientist Serge Egelman
Neil Averitt commentary: Federal-state relations could use more structure, won’t get much
Advertisers vow to repel commercial surveillance rulemaking
YouTube doesn’t let users manage recommendations, report says
House-passed bill requires disclosure of cameras, microphones
On the Shelf: Chronicling how social media messes up our heads and politics
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Commercial flooring contractor admits guilt in kickback scheme
Credit Karma to pay $3 million for tricking consumers
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Stealth advertising dupes kids, researchers say
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Senators urge investigation of gun ads
Walmart fires back at FTC as effort to curb agency’s powers expands
Neil Averitt commentary: FleetCor case maps out new routes for consumer protection

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