BackOffice of Fair Trading An excellent website with lots of info about current investigations etc.
Competition Commission (formerly MMC) A bit more dour than the OFT site. It is more concerned with setting out their role and responsibilities than discussing what they are up to at the moment.
Department Of Trade and Industry A very full web site that includes lots of up to date info press releases.
US Federal Trade Commission They know what they are doing and have constructed a good website with a lot of up to date information on it.
Antitrust Division of the US Department of Justice Detailed info giving press releases and information on recent cases.
DGIV This is the competition authority of the European Commission. There is a lot of information available on this site but it seems to take a bit of time getting used to. You can view and download the recent White paper on competition policy from here.
AGCM The Italian Antitrust Authority has a limited English language web site that documents current investigations, although to get really up to date or detailed information you need to know Italian.
Office of Telecommunications Lots of info including details of reports and current consultations etc.
Office of Water Services A good site with lots of info about their role and regular updates about what their doing and what they are publishing and discussing at the moment.
OFGEM (Office of the Gas and Electircity Markets) This site provides some information. Some publications can be ordered online. What info that is there is largely targeted at consumers who want to know about the advent of competition in retail gas and electricity markets.
The Strategic Rail Authority ave developed a good page that gives lot of information on reliability and punctuality statistics and includes press reports etc
Office of the Rail Regulator This is a very good web site lots of up to date info and access to consultation documents etc online.
Centre for Management Under Regulation Interdisciplinary unit based at Warwick Business School site includes brief biogs of the researchers and current publications.
Steve Berry at Yale has a number of links to Industrial Organisation related web sites of an academic nature.
Antitrust Policy This is a US Site that looks at a range of antitrust policy issues and includes a merger simulation facility.
Antitrust Law and Economics Review This appears to be a one man band and therefore is largely oriented to the interests of its editor Charles Mueller
Essential Antitrust This is the antitrust centred page that is part of Ralph Nader's Essential Information citizen action site. As such it has a bit more of a campaigning edge than many of the others. This would be a good port of call for those interested in the current state of play on antitrust activity on Microsoft and Web browsers.
OECD Competition Policy Page They don't have any cases of their own to handle but they do publish cross country reviews of the current state of competition policy and give a list of their publications.
OECD International Regulation database - a downloadable file containing details of the regulatory environment in 29 countries.
Eurobusiness News courtesy of http://www.eubusiness.com
Documents and reports on the single market for gas and for electricity can be found at two new European Commission web sites addressing energy issues:
http://europa.eu.int/comm/energy/en/gas_single_market/index_en.html
http://europa.eu.int/comm/energy/en/elec_single_market/index_en.html
Fifa bid to save transfer fees
"Fifa, football's world governing body, has submitted its plans to the Commission aimed at persuading EU competition and sports officials not to abolish soccer's international transfer system. The Commission believes the current practice in the football industry of demanding a fee from the buying club when a player is under contract is an unacceptable restriction on a player's right to earn a living. Viviane Reding, the EUs Sport Commissioner, and Competition Commissioner Mario Monti argue that transfer fees restrict and/or distort competition in the sport's profession." Full story: http://www.eubusiness.com/item/30354
