shocking. a company wants to protect its intellectual property. i am aghast.

Mmmmmmhmmmm, they got it for their kid's email and have no intention of making money from it yet it is parked at Sedo. Fail...

Here's a screenshot in case they get wise and take down the parked page. Should get indexed nicely:

http://idevlabs.com/narnia-mobi-parked-bad-faith.jpg

British law

British government works are restricted by either Crown Copyright or Parliamentary Copyright. Published Crown Copyright works become public domain at the end of the year 50 years after they were published, unless the author of the work held copyright and assigned it to the Crown. In that case, the copyright term is the usual life of author plus 70 years. Unpublished Crown Copyright documents become public domain at the end of the year 125 years after they were first created. However, under the legislation that created this rule, and abolished the traditional common law perpetual copyright of unpublished works, no unpublished works will become public domain until 50 years after the legislation came into effect. Since the legislation became law on 1 August 1989, no unpublished works will become public domain under this provision until 2039. Parliamentary Copyright documents become public domain at the end of the year 50 years after they were published. Crown Copyright is waived on some government works provided that certain conditions are met.