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- FTC Proposes Amendments to Improve Usability of the Energy Labeling Rule ( )
- FTC Approves Updates to Energy Labeling Rule ( )
- FTC Approves Energy Labeling Rule Changes and Seeks Comment on Others ( )
- FTC Approves Changes to Energy Labeling Rule and Proposes Others ( )
- FTC Proposes Improvements to Energy Labels for Consumers ( )
- FTC Updates Energy Labeling Rule To Reflect Energy Department TV Testing Procedure ( )
- FTC Proposes Revisions to Energy Labeling Rule To Reflect New Energy Department TV Testing Procedure ( )
- FTC Approves Changes to Energy Guide Labels for Appliances to Reflect New Tests for Measuring Energy Costs ( )
- FTC Staff Revises Online Advertising Disclosure Guidelines ( )
- FTC Proposes Additional Time for Manufacturers to Adopt New Light Bulb Labels ( )
- FTC Fines Online Retailers for Failing to Post EnergyGuide Information for Appliances ( )
- Starting in 2011, FTC Will Require EnergyGuide Labels for Televisions ( )
- Coming in 2011: New Labels for Light Bulb Packaging ( )
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