I finally got around to implementing the following features:

1. Anonymous messages. You asked for it, and here it is. Click on Anonymous Web Form (in the sidebar), and you will get to, well, an anonymous web form. Name, email, and website are optional! So if you prefer to share your suggestion, submission, link, or information anonymously, use the form. If you don’t tell us who you are, we have no way to find out. Also, use the form if you have any technical problems with the website. Thanks to Oliver Seidel for the awesome cforms plugin. Of course, you can still drop us an old fashioned email.
2. Unified RSS feed. Our RSS feeds are now powered by FeedBurner. Just click on the RSS symbol (in the “Stats and Stuff” section) and your reader should automatically and correctly detect the feed.
3. Email subscription. Like to get ATR posts delivered to your Inbox? Click on the email subscription link. Ideal for getting your ATR fix via BlackBerry.
4. SSRN Antitrust Digest. Check out the “What’s new on SSRN?” section in the sidebar. That’s right! It lists all new papers with “antitrust” in the title or in the abstract. Kudos to Dapper.
5. Better Search. The new search feature uses Google’s blogsearch. Enjoy the AJAX goodness.
6. Layout changes. Upgrading to Wordpress 2.2 was the straw that broke our trusty old template’s back, which is just as well. Over the next few weeks, we will move to a cleaner, simpler design to improve load times, reduce server load, and get you to enjoy more whitespace.
7. Better License. We moved to a Creative Commons 3.0 non-commercial, attribution only license, which means that you can do with our posts whatever you like as long as you (i) give us credit (a link to Antitrust Review is fine); and (ii) don’t try to make money selling our stuff.

Have fun, and let us know what you think!

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