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  • No EToy for Christmas

    Coverage of the toywar, including a perspective on domain name dispute resolution. Very lively discussion. [slashdot]

    slashdot.org

  • Etoy Heads for New York City

    Now that they have won an apparent victory over Santa Monica-based eToys, the Internet artists of etoy have their eyes on taking Manhattan. By Steve Kettmann [Wired News].

    www.wired.com

  • Toywars

    The group formerly known as ETOY lost the first round of its battle with eToys. By Felix Stalder [Telepolis].

    www.heise.de

  • Interview with etoy

    By Geri Wittig [switch].

    switch.sjsu.edu

  • Fences in Cyberspace

    Recent events in the battle over domain names, with focus on etoy vs eToys, by Felix Stalder [Telepolis].

    www.heise.de

  • eToys softens under grassroots pressure

    Online toy mega-merchant eToys conceded that popular support for the Swiss art group etoy encouraged it to offer a settlement to an old domain-name contest. The company offered to withdraw its suit if etoy withdraws its counter suit. By Thomas C Greene [The Register].

    www.theregister.co.uk

  • The etoy Strikes Back

    eToys is (not surprisingly) continuing to pursue its trademark on "ETOYS", which etoy (not surprisingly) feels endangers its right to continue using its name. [Slashdot]

    slashdot.org

  • eToys Drops Lawsuit Against Artist Group

    eToys Inc., the Internet's leading toy retailer, agreed on Tuesday to drop its trademark-infringement lawsuit against etoy, a group of online conceptual artists in Europe. By Matthew Mirapaul. [New York Times] [Registration required.]

    www.nytimes.com

  • E-Toy Story

    In depth article on etoy's domain name fight with eToys, by Claire Barliant [Village Voice].

    www.villagevoice.com

  • Toy Story

    Article on the domain name dispute, by Mark Gimein [Salon.com].

    www.salonmagazine.com

  • eToys Lawsuit Is No Fun for Artist Group

    Excellent article on the preliminary injunction against etoy and its aftermath. By Matt Mirapaul [New York Times, arts@large].

    www.nytimes.com

  • Victory for Etoy Is At Hand

    The domain-name battle between etoy and eToys has finally lurched to a conclusive end. By Steve Kettmann [Wired].

    www.wired.com

  • eToys Inc. Drops etoy Suit - For Real This Time

    Discussion about the end of the domain name struggle. [Slashdot].

    slashdot.org

  • Press about etoy

    Collection of press coverage of etoy and RTMark's etoy Fund.

    rtmark.com

  • Sell eToys. Buy etoy.

    Online retailer eToys sues art group etoy over domain name. Corporate profits and artistic freedom collide. By Richard Zach [h2so4].

    www.h2so4.net

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