Empire Online has an article about the British Tourist Authority advertising Harry Potter “movie tours“. There’s also a picture of Harry, Ron and Hermione I hadn’t seen yet.

Geoff Williams plays upon the addiction many of us have – Potteritis.

Harry Potter brings families together in a unique way – interactive reading.

The UK Film Council announces a record year for filmmaking in the UK thanks, in part, to the Harry Potter movie.

Christian Outreach College in Australia has banned the Harry Potter book series from its library’s shelves.

MovieHeadlines.net has a picture and caption from this week’s Entertainment Weekly with Harry in uniform!

Aint It Cool News has an on-scene report (as does Empire Online with pictures) from Kings Cross train station where scenes from the movie are being filmed. I surmise this will be the sections where Harry first meets the Weasleys and at the end where he’s headed home.

Can you keep track of the domain disputes now? No, neither can we. But one man has. Alastair Alexander has created www.potterwar.org.uk to try and keep everyone informed. He doesnt appear to have had any threatening letters from WB – yet!

We start this week with yet another domain dispute . AOL Time Warner is sending cease and desist letters to a girl in Singapore.

The Cleveland Plains Dealer has an excellent overview of the Harry Potter movie.