- Protecting Kids from Stealth Advertising in Digital Media ( - )
- Bringing Dark Patterns to Light: An FTC Workshop ( )
- Cmr. Chopra remarks at event hosted by Truth in Advertising ( )
- Reviewing the Franchise Rule: An FTC Workshop ( - )
- Consumers and Class Action Notices: An FTC Workshop ( )
- Made in the USA: An FTC Workshop ( )
- Green Lights & Red Flags: FTC Rules of the Road for Business ( )
- Inside the Game: Unlocking the Consumer Issues Surrounding Loot Boxes ( )
- Online Event Tickets Workshop ( )
- The Contact Lens Rule and the Evolving Contact Lens Marketplace ( - )
- Start-Up Right: FTC’s Basics for Small Businesses ( - )
- Fall Technology Series: Smart TV ( )
- The Changing Consumer Demographics ( )
- Consumer Perceptions of “Organic” Claims Roundtable ( )
- Putting Disclosures to the Test ( )
- Working Together to Protect Michigan Consumers: A Common Ground Conference ( - )
- Cross-Device Tracking ( )
- Care Labeling Rule - An FTC Roundtable ( - )
- NCPW Twitter Chat ( )
- National Consumer Protection Week ( - )
- Twitter Chat on Weight-Loss Claims ( - )
- Press Conference: FTC to Announce Initiative Against Deceptive Claims Made by National Marketers of Fad Weight Loss Products ( )
- Blurred Lines: Advertising or Content? – An FTC Workshop on Native Advertising ( )
- Jewelry Guides Roundtable ( - )
- Mobile Security: Potential Threats and Solutions ( - )
- The Big Picture: Comprehensive Online Data Collection ( - )
- Enforceable Codes of Conduct: Protecting Consumers Across Borders ( - )
- Robocalls All The Rage: An FTC Summit ( - )
- Pet Medications Workshop ( - )
- In Short: Advertising & Privacy Disclosures in a Digital World ( - )
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