I know it isn't MMO, but C&C has been my favourite for years.

Press release. There is also a Gamespot interview with the surprising revelation that the game will not feature DRM! Although you will have to be signed online to play :(
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Saga Catapult for the iPhone lets you have your Saga experience on the go. Read on for the press release...
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There are some interesting tidbits in this interview with Lars Buttler of Trion. They are teaming up with Petroglyph to develop an MMORTS title.
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To celebrate the coming of 2.0, Gods and Idols will run a monthly competition with cash prizes going to the top player. The player with the most Power at the end of the month can expect a prize of $100. So grease up those worshipers, gear up your troops and prepare to go on a rampage to prove who's the biggest god of all! The game will reset once per month to level the playing field, with the final reset being just before 2.0 goes live.

The monthly competition will begin on June 30th with a full reset!

For more information visit www.GodsAndIdols.com.
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zam.com has a preview of 2029 Online, a free to play MMORTS.
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Really interesting article on gamasutra.com, discussing the finances of free to play games, with some numbers from Puzzle Pirates, Raph Koster of Metaplace and a bunch of others. Must-reading if you are thinking of doing F2P. This is also quite interesting if you are thinking of doing iPhone games.

Yes, good money can actually be made in the rapidly-growing world of free-to-play massive multiplayer online games (MMOs), but just how much can micro-transactions actually generate? Unfortunately, average revenue per user information is often concealed behind the fog of competition by privately held game makers reluctant to report either very high or very low results.
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A MMORTS concept maybe someday it will be a game.
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There is an interesting and lengthy discussion going on at gamedev.net on end-game scenarios for MMORTS games.
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See a picture at joystiq.com from the announcement on gamesindustry.biz.
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According to kotaku.com Battleforge is now free to play. The free game comes with 32 cards. The retail version is still available.
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