Approvingly reviews response filings to Glenn Beck's UDRP complaint. [Daily Kos]

"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]

Database of court filings in the case

"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]

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".

"A brand-new satirical website dedicated to 'using (Glenn) Beck's tactics against him' may be facing defamation charges -- and all because the right-wing talk celebrity and his lawyers fail to see the humor in the domain name 'glennbeckrapedandmurdere...

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

"Eiland-Hall turns Beck on himself, using his own tactics in a way that is vaguely reminiscent of a time, one hundred lifetimes ago, when Edward R. Murrow demolished another rabid demagogue, Sen. Joe McCarthy by using McCarthy’s own words." [LA Progre...

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

"It's not often that I would recommend reading a World Intellectual Property Organization legal brief for its entertainment value, but today is going to be an exception." [NPR All Tech Considered]