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Unfairness and the Internet

Date
By
Thomas B. Leary, Former Commissioner

I. Introduction

The theme of this conference and the title of this talk, "Unfairness and the Internet," combines two subjects of more than ordinary interest. Because the Internet is relatively new

Report from the Bureau of Competition

The American Bar Association Spring Meeting 2000, Federal Trade Commission Committee
Washington, D.C.
Date
By
Richard G. Parker, Former Director, Bureau of Competition

I.  Introduction

Good morning, and thank you for inviting me to speak to you today about developments at the Bureau of Competition over the last twelve months.1  It is a great privilege for me to

Freedom as the Core Value of Antitrust in the New Millennium

ABA Antitrust Section 48th Annual Spring Meeting, Chair's Showcase Program, Antitrust at the Millennium: Looking Back and Moving Forward
Washington, D.C.
Date
By
Thomas B. Leary, Former Commissioner

I. Introduction

As moderator and first speaker in a program on "Antitrust at the Millennium: Looking Back and Moving Forward," I thought it would be useful to set the stage by focusing primarily on

Merger Enforcement: Multijurisdictional Review and Restructuring Remedies

International Bar Association, Legal Challenges for Latin Americans in the New Millenium Third Regional Conference
Santiago, Chile
Date
By
Debra A. Valentine, Former General Counsel

* The views expressed here are those of the author, and not necessarily of the Federal Trade Commission or any Commissioner.

Introduction

I'm here today to talk about merger review. But I would like

Remarks

The Columbia University International Journalists Seminar
Date
By
Sheila F. Anthony, Former Commissioner

Welcome to the Federal Trade Commission! The FTC is a law enforcement agency that has been on duty since 1915, protecting consumers from unfair methods of competition and deceptive business practices

Fair Lending: An FTC Perspective

Remarks at the National Home Equity Mortgage Association's Annual Conference 2000, Hyatt Grand Cypress Resort
Orlando, Florida
Date
By
Orson Swindle, Former Commissioner

As is always the case, we Commissioners need to remind our audiences that our remarks at gatherings such as this are my own and do not necessarily reflect the views of the Commission or any of my

Internet Issues Facing Consumers/Citizens"

Panel Discussion at the 2000 Global Internet Summit. Center For Performing Arts, George Mason University
Fairfax, VA
Date
By
Orson Swindle, Former Commissioner

Thank you to Governor Gilmore, Chairman Bliley, and George Mason University for hosting this very timely summit. Before I begin, let me say that I speak only for myself and not for the Federal Trade

Advertising And Unfair Competition

Remarks before The American Law Institute-American Bar Association (ALI-ABA) Product Distribution And Marketing Meeting
Scottsdale, Arizona
Date
By
Sheila F. Anthony, Former Commissioner

Good Morning. I am happy to be with ALI-ABA again this year to talk about the Federal Trade Commission's ("FTC's") national advertising program.

The FTC's national advertising program is a vibrant and

Vertical Issues : The Federal View

Remarks before The American Law Institute-American Bar Association (ALI-ABA), Product Distribution And Marketing Meeting
Scottsdale, Arizona
Date
By
Sheila F. Anthony, Former Commissioner

Good afternoon. I'm very pleased to be here again. This is my third year in a row participating in this program. I always enjoy meeting with all of you and having a chance to tell you about some of

Truth In Advertising In Telecommunications And Electricity"

The National Association Of Regulatory Utility Commissioners
Washington, D.C.
Date
By
Sheila F. Anthony, Former Commissioner

I. Introduction

Thank you Commissioner Jacobs for that introduction. I am delighted to be here this afternoon to talk with you about Truth in Advertising in Telecommunications and Electricity.

My goal

"The Nature and Limits of Restructuring in Merger Review"

The Cutting Edge Antitrust Conference
New York, N.Y.
Date
By
Robert Pitofsky, Former Chairman

A. Introduction.

In recent years, the enforcement agencies in their merger review have been offered more ambitious and complicated restructuring proposals to address overlaps and other potential anti

Standard Setting in a Network Economy

Cutting Edge Antitrust Law Seminars International
New York, NY
Date
By
David A. Balto, Former Assistant Director of Policy and Evaluation

Introduction

Thank you for inviting me to speak on the important topic of standard setting and networks today. Standards are important because they are ubiquitous. Ever since the advent of the

Antitrust Law As A Balancing Act

The Tenth Annual Seattle Computer Law Conference
Seattle, Washington
Date
By
Thomas B. Leary, Former Commissioner

Introduction

I want to thank the Computer Law Conference for this opportunity to speak to you today and to share some general views on the application of the antitrust laws to the computer industry

Emerging Antitrust Issues in Electronic Commerce

1999 Antitrust Institute, Distribution Practices: Antitrust Counseling in the New Millennium
Columbus, Ohio
Date
By
David A. Balto, Former Assistant Director of Policy and Evaluation

I. Introduction

Thank you for inviting me to discuss the application of the antitrust laws to electronic commerce. (1) This is certainly a vital and timely topic. The very nature of commerce is