- Maintaining our Focus at the FTC: Recent Developments and Future Challenges in Protecting Consumers and Competition ( )
- The FTC: Working for Consumers in the On-Line World ( )
- Concurring Statement of Commissioner Jon Leibowitz Regarding the Staff Report: "Broadband Connectivity Competition Policy" ( )
- The Competitive Implications of Generic Biologics ( )
- Remarks ( )
- Oral Statement: Hearing of the House Subcommittee on Commerce, Trade, and Consumer Protection, Committee on Energy and Commerce ( )
- FTC Litigation at the Antitrust/Intellectual Property Interface: ( )
- Oral Statement of Commissioner J. Thomas Rosch ( )
- Prepared Statement of the Federal Trade Commission On Internet, and Intellectual Property ( )
- Opening Remarks ( )
- Oral Statement of Commissioner Jon Leibowitz on Anticompetitive Patent Settlements in the Pharmaceutical Industry ( )
- The Importance of History to the Design of Competition Policy Strategy: The Federal Trade Commission and Intellectual Property ( )
- How Settlements Make Strange Bedfellows: Or How the Federal Trade Commission has Managed to Unite the Entire Pharmaceutical Industry (but only in Opposition to the FTC's Position on Exclusion Payment Settlements) ( )
- The Federal Trade Commission in the Online World: Promoting Competition and Protecting Consumers ( )
- Prepared Statement of the Federal Trade Commission On Generic Drug Entry ( )
- Oral Statement of Commissioner Jon Leibowitz Hearing of the Senate Special Committee on Aging ( )
- "A Government Perspective on IP and Antitrust Law" ( )
- Prepared Statement on FTC Jurisdiction Over Broadband Internet Access Services ( )
- Exclusion Payments to Settle Pharmaceutical Patent Cases: They're B-a-a-a-ck! ( )
- Competition in the Information Society Uncorked and Unplugged ( )
- FTC Staff Testimony Before the Antitrust Modernization Commission Concerning Patent Law Reform ( )
- Recognizing the Procompetitive Potential of Royalty Discussions in Standard Setting ( )
- Municipal Broadband: Should Cities Have a Voice? ( )
- Competition Policy, Patent Law, and Innovation: Welcoming Remarks for the Patent Reform Conference ( )
- Statement on United States House Committee on Energy and Commerce for Testimony on Spyware ( )
- Prepared Statement of the Federal Trade Commission On Spyware ( )
- Competition and Intellectual Property Policy: The Way Ahead ( )
- Prepared Statement of the Federal Trade Commission On Competition in the Pharmaceutical Marketplace ( )
- Abuse of Dominance in Relation to Intellectual Property: U.S. Perspectives and the Intel Cases ( )
- Antitrust in a Global High-Tech Economy ( )
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