June 20, 2008
Commission Approves Filing of Joint Amicus Brief in Matter of Altria v. Good, et al.; FTC Seeks Public Comment on DVD Rating Study

May 8, 2008
Undercover Shoppers Find It Increasingly Difficult for Children to Buy M-Rated Games

January 8, 2008
Staff letter re marketing of Transformers movie

April 12, 2007
FTC Issues Report on Marketing Violent Entertainment to Children

June 14, 2006
FTC Testifies on Marketing of Violent and Explicit Video Games

June 8, 2006
Makers of Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas Settle FTC Charges
FTC Alleged Companies’ Game Content Claims Deceptive

March 30, 2006
Undercover Shop Finds Decrease in Sales of M-Rated Video Games to Children
Results from the 2005 Nationwide Undercover Shop Demonstrate Need for Continuing Improvement

July 8, 2004
FTC Issues Fourth Follow-up Report on The Marketing of Violent Entertainment to Children

July 2004
FTC Consumer Alert: FTC Accepting Complaints About Violent Entertainment Marketed to Kids

March 17, 2004
FTC to Accept Complaints about Media Violence

October 27, 2003
FTC to Host Workshop on Marketing of Entertainment Violence to Children

October 14, 2003
Results of Nationwide Undercover Survey Released
Results to Be Discussed at Workshop Scheduled for October 29, 2003, on Marketing Violent Entertainment to Children and Industry Self-Regulation

September 2, 2003
Marketing Violent Entertainment to Children and Industry Self-regulation Focus of FTC Workshop
Day-long Public Workshop Scheduled for October 29, 2003 in Washington, DC

June 28, 2002
FTC Issues Third Follow-Up Report on the Marketing of Violent Entertainment to Children
Report Shows Progress in Ad Disclosures by Marketers of Movies, Music, and Electronic Games; Compliance with Movie and Game Industry Restrictions on Ad Placements; but Continued Placement of Ads in Some Media with Large Teen Audiences

December 5, 2001
FTC Releases Second Follow-Up Report on the Marketing of Violent Entertainment to Children
Motion Picture and Electronic Game Industries Have Demonstrated Commendable Progress; Recording Industry Has Not Changed Target Marketing Practices, But Has Made Improvements in Other Areas

July 20, 2001
Federal Trade Commission Testifies on Marketing of Violent Entertainment to Children

April 24, 2001
FTC Releases Follow-Up Report on The Marketing of Violent Entertainment to Children
Study Finds Companies in Motion Picture and Electronic Game Industries Have Demonstrated Some Progress Since the September 2000 Report; Recording Industry Has Not Visibly Responded

November 21, 2000
FTC Calls for Continued Congressional Oversight of Self-Regulatory Efforts by Entertainment Industry; Cites Significant Legal Obstacles to Law Enforcement Action

September 20, 2000
Federal Trade Commission Testifies on the Antitrust Implications of Entertainment Industry Self-regulation

September 13, 2000
FTC Testifies on Marketing Violent Entertainment to Children

September 11, 2000
FTC Releases Report on the Marketing of Violent Entertainment to Children
Study Finds Companies in Motion Picture, Music Recording and Electronic Game Industries Routinely Target Children Under 17; Retailers Make "Little Effort" to Restrict Access to Violent Material
Commission Calls for Additional Industry Steps to Improve Existing Rating Systems

October 19, 1999
Attorneys General, FTC Chairman, and YWCA of the U.S.A. Launch Initiatives to "Tune Out the Violence"

August 24, 1999
FTC Seeks Comment on the Marketing Practices of the Entertainment Industry

June 25, 1999
FTC Chairman Outlines Agency Study on Marketing Practices of the Entertainment Industry
Primary Focus of Study is Industry Self-Regulation

June 1, 1999
FTC to Conduct Study on Marketing Practices of Entertainment Industry
Will Examine Whether Industry Markets Violent Material Rated for Adults to Children