Speeches/Articles by

J. Howard Beales, III, Bureau of Consumer Protections

• The Federal Trade Commission and Consumer Privacy: An Accomplished Agenda
  Remarks Before the International Association of Privacy Professionals, San Francisco, California (June 2004)
  (This published version covers Commission events and activities through July 31, 2004).
  
• Advertising to Kids and the FTC: A Regulatory Retrospective That Advises The Present
  The following article is a revised version of Howard Beales remarks before the George Mason Law Review 2004 Symposium on Antitrust and Consumer Protection Competition, Advertising, and Heath Claims: Legal and Practival Limits on Advertising Regulation, March 2, 2004 [PDF 70K]
  
• Remarks
  Before The Food and Drug Law Institute Conference on Qualified Health Claims, January 14, 2004 [PDF 24K]
  
• Remarks
  Before George Mason Law Review 2004 Symposium on Antitrust and Consumer Protection Competition, Advertising, and Heath Claims: Legal and Practival Limits on Advertising Regulation, March 2, 2004 [PDF 47K]
• 2003 Symposium on the Patriot Act, Consumer Privacy, and Cybercrime
  Symposium hosted by The University of North Carolina’s Journal of Law & Technology
  [PDF 80 K]
• The FTC's Use of Unfairness Authority: Its Rise, Fall, and Resurrection
  Howard Beales, given at the Marketing and Public Policy Conference, Washington, DC, May 30, 2003
• Remarks
  Before The Consumer Data Industry AssociationScottsdale, Arizona, January 17, 2002
• Privacy Notices andThe Federal Trade Commission's 2002 Privacy Agenda
  Remarks, San Francisco, California, Thursday, January 24, 2002
• The FTC's Consumer Protection Agenda: Continuity and Change
  Remarks before the Promotional Marketing Association Annual Meeting, December 5, 2001