Twenty-three attorneys general urged the FTC Tuesday to adopt regulations to prevent consumers from being tricked by negative option marketing schemes. In a letter to the agency, they argue that the FTC should use its rulemaking authority to expand existing regulations.
It’s that time of year. The weather’s getting cold and the “chills” of Halloween are looming on the horizon. Bloggers are writing about health concerns, useless information on the internet, failure as a learning tool, and how we became a “Lord of the Flies” society.
As we enter into fall before winter’s blasts, baby boomers are looking at personal and company responsibility. With climate change, corporate wrongdoing, and social media privacy mistakes, baby boomer bloggers are writing about responsibility.
Summer is an amazing thing. I love it every year when it so nicely appears here in the Seattle area.
As consumers spend more time online and on devices, they accumulate digital assets. Digital asset are something of value or significance created online or on a mobile phone, laptop, or tablet. As people get older, they may want to transferring their digital assets to someone else.
Equifax has agreed to pay $575 million, and possibly up to $700 million, in a settlement with the FTC, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, and 50 states. The settlement alleges that the company’s failure to take steps to secure its network led to a data breach.
Every month as part of my Comcast TV package, I pay Comcast $10 for sports programs that I never watch.
Recently, when I visited Madrid, my granddaughter called her mom and asked her if the dishes in the dishwasher were
Most top officials at the Federal Trade Commission become lawyers and lobbyists for major technology companies after they leave the
