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June 23, 2008, 11:30 AM — The parents of a 10-year-old C.S. Lewis fan purchased the domain name Narnia.mobi as a surprise birthday gift for him. But when the C.S. Lewis company, owner of the author's estate (and child-dream-crusher), caught wind of it they filed a legal complaint to have the name returned. This will all be settled soon enough -- probably sometime before the boy turns 12 -- when he gets teased about his lame-o email address. Read more...