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Internet Site Agrees to Settle FTC Charges of Deceptively Collecting Personal Information in Agency's First Internet Privacy Case
Cablevision Systems Corporation
Consent order settles charges that Cablevision's acquisition of certain cable operations in northern New Jersey and in New York from Tele-Communications Inc. would result in higher prices and lower quality of cable television services for residents of Paramus and Hillsdale, New Jersey. The settlement requires divestiture of TCI's cable systems in the two cities.
Sensormatic Electronics Corporation, In the Matter of
Checkpoint Systems, Inc. and Sensormatic Electronics Corporation, the two largest marketers of electronic article surveillance systems used in retail stores to prevent shoplifting, agreed to nullify and void the section of their June 1993 agreement that restricts negative advertising and promotional claims about each other's products or services. The consent order also prohibits each firm from entering into any agreement that restricts truthful, non-deceptive advertising, comparative advertising or promotional and sales activities.
Automatic Data Processing, Inc.
An administrative complaint charged that the 1995 acquisition of Autolnfo, Inc. created a monopoly and raised prices in the automobile salvage yard information management industry. A final order requires the divestiture of specific integrated computer systems for auto parts inventory exchange.
Cadence Design Systems, Inc.
Cadence agreed to settle charges that its acquisition of Cooper & Chyan Technology, Inc. would reduce competition for "routing" software used to automate the design of integrated circuits or microchips. According to the complaint, the merger would reduce Cadence's incentives to permit competing suppliers of routing tools to obtain access to its layout environments resulting in less innovation, higher prices, and reduced services. To ensure that independent software developers of commercial routing tools continue to compete with Cooper & Chyan's technology, the consent order requires Cadence to allow the developers to participate in Cadence's software interface programs.
Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) between the Mohave County Attorney and the Federal Trade Commission
Cooperative Computing, Inc.
AutoDesk, Inc. and SoftDesk, Inc.
FTC Gives Final Approval to Time/Warner Deal
FTC Requires Restructuring of Time Warner/Turner Deal: Settlement Resolves Charges that Deal Would Reduce Cable Industry Competition
Competition and Efficiencies in Merger Analysis: Proposal from the Federal Trade Commission Staff Report on Competition Policy in the New High-Tech, Global Marketplace
Dell Computer Corporation
Selected Themes from the FTC's Hearings on Global and Innovation-Based Competition
Intellectual Property and Antitrust: Divergent Paths to the Same Goal
The Intersection of Antitrust and Intellectual Property Issues: A Report from the FTC Hearings
Consumer Facing Applications: A Quote Book from the Tech Summit on AI
Data and Models: A Quote Book from the Tech Summit on AI
Security Principles: Addressing Vulnerabilities Systematically
Business Blog’s Clear Eye on AI
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