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Baa.com, a small, rudimentary website ostensibly devoted to the love of fluffy animals, announced it will fight in court a writ from BAA. [The Guardian]

• Baa.com - domain battle decided but case goes on - BAA plc may have secured the ownership of baa.com Baa.com, after baa.com the domains current owner Tom Bourke baa.com settled the domain dispute baa.com out of court, but baa.com previous owner Michael Lawrie is having baa.com none of baa.com it and vows to fight the big corporate baa.com baa.com all the way. [The Register]
• Close shave for BAA in domain name wrangle - BAA has paid Tom Bourke, owner of Baa.com, domain names an disputed domain names undisclosed amount to avoid further legal wrangling. domain names Mr Bourke disputed domain names could not comment on the case domain names or the payment disputed domain names because of a confidentiality agreement. domain names [Media Guardian]
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• Sheep in sheep's clothing takes on BAA - Baa.com, a small, rudimentary website ostensibly devoted to the love of fluffy animals, announced it will fight in court a writ from BAA. [The Guardian]
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• BAA.com domain battle settled out of court - The legal battle over the ownership of www.baa.com disputed domain names baa.com has been settled out of court after its disputed domain names baa.com owner, Tom Bourke, was no longer able to disputed domain names baa.com afford the heavy legal fees. [The Register]

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