June 23 (Reuters) - The U.S. Federal Trade Commission

said on Monday it had accepted a proposed consent order to

resolve potential anti-competitive coordination in the

advertising agency Omnicom's ( OMC ) $13.5 billion acquisition of

rival Interpublic .

"The proposed order imposes restrictions that prevent

Omnicom ( OMC ) from engaging in collusion or coordination to direct

advertising away from media publishers based on the publishers'

political or ideological viewpoints," the FTC said in a press

release.