Website formerly at the disputed domain to "try and help examine the vicious rumour that Glenn Beck raped and murdered a young girl in 1990".

"Hugely popular conservative talker Glenn Beck has sicced his lawyers on a satirical website that's been up for a week, but the attorneys may have a point on this one." [Ars Technica]

"A trademark claim seems really iffy -- and not particularly smart." [TechDirt]

Discussion of the legal issues with case citations. [Citizen Media Law Project]

Legal documents from Glenn Beck's lawyers against the disputed domain.

"Like Barbara Streisand trying to have pictures of her ocean-front property removed from the Internet, Glenn Beck has only added to the sensation that may or may not involve crimes against a young woman in 1990 (He has yet to comment)." [FoxNewsBoycot...

"You can use a trademark in order to protest against the owner of that trademark, but what is the boundary between protest and libel?" [Political Irony]

"Has a website overstepped the mark in an attempt to lampoon Beck? His lawyers are on the case" [The First Post]

Database of court filings in the case

Commentary on proposed stipulation that First Amendment shall apply to the case and not be subordinate to international law, something Beck has voiced opposition to in the past. [Bostonist]