- Xbox One Promoter Settles FTC Charges That it Deceived Consumers With Endorsement Videos Posted by Paid ‘Influencers’ ( )
- Supplement Marketers Will Relinquish $1.4 Million to Settle FTC Deceptive Advertising Charges ( )
- Los comercializadores de un suplemento cederán $1.4 millones de dólares para resolver los cargos de la FTC por incurrir en publicidad engañosa ( )
- FTC Returns $3 Million to Consumers in Cactus Juice Scam ( )
- FTC Halts Deceptive Marketing of Bogus Weight-Loss Products ( )
- FTC Approves Final Order Barring AmeriFreight from Deceptively Touting Online Consumer Reviews and Failing to Disclose Incentives It Provided to Reviewers ( )
- FTC Stops Automobile Shipment Broker from Misrepresenting Online Reviews ( )
- Una compañía que promocionó la eficacia de productos para tratar trastornos infantiles del habla resuelve los cargos de la FTC por engañar a los consumidores ( )
- Company That Touted Products’ Ability to Treat Children’s Speech Disorders Settles FTC Charges It Deceived Consumers ( )
- Marketers Settle FTC Charges That They Used Deceptive Ads In Promoting Products for Mole and Wart Removal, Anti-Aging and Weight Loss ( )
- Operation ‘Full Disclosure’ Targets More Than 60 National Advertisers ( )
- FTC Sends Refund Checks Totaling $9.3 Million to Nearly 200,000 Consumers Who Bought ‘Ab Circle Pro’ Device ( )
- FTC Approves Final Consent Settling Charges that Home Security Company ADT’s Endorsements Deceived Consumers ( )
- FTC Submits Comment on "Certified Sustainable Seafood" Label ( )
- FTC Announces Preliminary Agenda for Workshop about Advertising Disclosures in Online and Mobile Media ( )
- FTC Will Host Public Workshop to Explore Advertising Disclosures in Online and Mobile Media on May 30, 2012 ( )
- FTC Seeks Input for Revising Its Guidance to Businesses About Disclosures in Online Advertising ( )
- FTC Staff Issues Guidelines on Internet Advertising ( )
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