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Consumer Watchdog’s “Google Track Team” Visits The Capitol

September 21, 2011  ·  Consumer Watchdog

<p> Consumer Watchdog's "Google Track Team" Visits The Capitol, while Google CEO Eric Schmidt answers questions about the company's apparent monopoly over online activities.</p>

“Supercharge”

September 18, 2011  ·  Consumer Watchdog

<p> Google's information monopoly extends from 70% of the search market to 95% of the mobile search market.  But Google refuses to respect our "Do Not Track" wishes. This 3rd installment of the animated "Don't Be Evil" series uses the Google's CEOs own words to satirize the company's mobile tracking practices and make the case for a "Do Not Track" law.</p>

John M. Simpson on Google’s $500 Million Drug Ads Settlement

August 25, 2011  ·  John M. Simpson

<p> Consumer Watchdog's John M. Simpson discusses Google's $500 Million Drug Ads Settlement on Bloomberg News.</p>

Getting The Word Out About Mercury Insurance… At The Mercury Insurance Open.

August 8, 2011  ·  Consumer Watchdog

<p> Consumer Watchdog's Brian Stedge and Cody Rosenfield explain why they are at the Mercury Insurance sponsored tennis tournament to spread the message "Don't Trust Mercury Insurance."</p>

Drug Prices to Drop Thanks to Expiring Patents

August 4, 2011  ·  Jerry Flanagan

<p> Consumer Watchdog's Jerry Flanagan discusses the anticipated 20% - 80% reduction in price for several name-brand drugs whose patents will expire in the next few months.</p>

Windfall Profits for Airlines as rates rise and taxes disappear

August 1, 2011  ·  Doug Heller

<p> Consumer Watchdog's Doug Heller discusses how most airlines are raising their rates just as they should be dropping them due to reduced taxes.</p>

KNBC-TV: City Owes Consumers Back For Double-Billing On Trash Pick Ups

July 8, 2011  ·  Jamie Court

<p> In Joel Grover's investigative report, Consumer Watchdog's Jamie Court explaining why the City of Los Angeles owes some consumers a lot of money.</p>

Consumer Watchdog’s Carmen Balber Discusses the Grave Situation of Being Mistakenly Declared Dead

July 8, 2011  ·  Carmen Balber

<p> Consumer Watchdog's Carmen Balber discusses the grave situation of being mistakenly declared dead.</p>

Bloomberg America: Consumer Watchdog Calls On White House To Distance itself From Google While Under Investigation

June 29, 2011  ·  Jamie Court

<p> Bloomberg America's interview with Consumer Watchdog President Jamie Court about  Consumer Watchdog's letter to the White House calling for the President to distance himself from Google's executives while the company is under criminal and anti-trust investigation.</p>

Consumer Watchdog calls for White House to distance itself from Google while FTC investigation ensues

June 27, 2011  ·  Consumer Watchdog

<p> Google has admitted it is being investigated by the FTC for gaming its search results to favor Google assets over competitors'. But while the investigation ensues, Google execs continue to enjoy access inside the President's inner circle. Consumer Watchdog has now called for this to change while such criminal investigations are ongoing.</p>

Highlights from the 2011 Rage For Justice Awards

June 15, 2011  ·  Consumer Watchdog

<p> Selected highlights from Consumer Watchdog's 2011 Rage for Justice Awards. Watch the full coverage of all the speeches and videos at <a href="http://www.rageforjustice.org">RageForJustice.org</a></p>

Consumer Watchdog’s Founder, Harvey Rosenfield, Speaks At The 2011 Rage for Justice Awards

June 8, 2011  ·  Harvey Rosenfield

<p> Consumer Watchdog's Founder, Harvey Rosenfield, Speaks At The 2011 Rage for Justice Awards</p>