Manx businesses will now be able to sell their goods globally on Etsy.
Previously, businesses based on Island were unable to sell on the platform.
Minister for Enterprise Tim Johnston described the move as a 'great outcome for our local businesses'.
Meanwhile, any businesses encountering barriers to digital platforms are encouraged to report issues via the Digital Isle of Man website:
Island's laws on quarries haven't been updated since 1950
The government's planning to update health and safety laws governing quarries - because the existing legislation is 75 years old.
Join the Beat: Police 'presentation' tonight!
Are you interested in becoming a Police Officer or Special Constable?
Government urges international Manx Grand Prix visitors to check health insurance
Visitors travelling to the Island for the Manx Grand Prix and TT are being reminded to 'ensure they're insured'.
New owners brewing at Caffee Roundhouse
A local café will soon have new owners!
Only a tiny minority of Douglas homes in disrepair, according to council's figure
Just 0.26 per cent of Douglas homes are listed as being in 'disrepair'.
Firefighter aims to do thousands of burpees for charity in memory of 9/11
A firefighter's aiming to do almost 3,000 burpees to raise money in memory of those who lost their lives on 9/11.
Joe Locke not ruling out Heartstopper return
Manx actor Joe Locke says to "Never say never" when it comes to the return of hit series Heartstopper.
Treasury to reduce interest rates on certain government taxes
The Island’s set to see a decrease in interest rates for VAT and other indirect government taxes.
