BAA bleating over baa.com
The British Airports Authority has served writs on those alleged to be behind website www.baa.com after failing to agree a price to acquire the domain name. [London Standard] (March 31, 2000)

Baa.com - domain battle decided but case goes on
BAA plc may have secured the ownership of Baa.com, after the domains current owner Tom Bourke settled the domain dispute out of court, but previous owner Michael Lawrie is having none of it and vows to fight the big corporate all the way. [The Register] (December 18, 2000)

BAA.com domain battle settled out of court
The legal battle over the ownership of www.baa.com has been settled out of court after its owner, Tom Bourke, was no longer able to afford the heavy legal fees. [The Register] (December 14, 2000)

Close shave for BAA in domain name wrangle
BAA has paid Tom Bourke, owner of Baa.com, an undisclosed amount to avoid further legal wrangling. Mr Bourke could not comment on the case or the payment because of a confidentiality agreement. [Media Guardian] (December 15, 2000)

Jobs that blew
BAA.COM's owner Tom Bourke, and the previous owner, Michael Lawrie, were sued last year for passing off baa.com as the British Airports Authority, registering an instrument of fraud, and attempting extortion against the non-sheep BAA. [Need to Know] (December 15, 2000)

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] (April 20, 2000)