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Global Policy Review - February
1 March 2007
Each month IGN delivers the latest in international policy developments that could affect the I-gaming business. From dealings between nations to actions taken by international organizations, it's a digest of the latest in global policy.»
UKGC Remote Gambling Poll Reveals Surprising Results
1 March 2007
A surprising 92 percent of U.K. residents did not partake in any form of remote gambling in 2006, according to a survey ordered by the U.K. Gambling Commission.»
Nambling Notes - Feb. 28, 2007
28 February 2007
Today: Several major I-gaming operators release FY '06 financials, The U.K. Gambling Commission says 8 percent of adults gambled online last month and more.»
The Vikings Are Coming Again
28 February 2007
Svenska Spel, the Swedish state-owned lottery and gambling operator, recently revealed plans to invest over 15 million euros over the next five years in setting up Internet-based lotteries in the Baltics.»
Sporting Odds & Ends - March
28 February 2007
News on the latest developments, trends and issues in the sports betting industry.»
M&A Score Sheet
27 February 2007
The passage of the U.S. Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act on Sept. 30, 2006 ignited a string of mergers and acquisitions in the I-gaming industry. Numerous deals have been struck since Oct. 1, with more in the works and even more in the Rumor Mill. Following is an account of confirmed sales taking place after the signing of the law as well as speculation of possible deals to come.»
Macau Considers I-Gaming Regulation
27 February 2007
All doubts as to whether regulators in Macau want to embrace interactive gambling have been put to rest. The way to a regulated prosperous I-gaming industry in the special administrative territory is not entirely evident, but Jorge Costa Oliveira's presentation at the Fifth Annual Pacific Congress on I-Gaming (PCIG) is a clear indication that the will is there . . . and it is strong.»
Former 888 CEO to Speak with French Authorities
27 February 2007
French authorities have requested interviews with officials from at least one European online gaming company about its activities in the country's monopolized gambling industry. Gibraltar-based opera...»
Nambling Notes - Feb. 27, 2007
27 February 2007
Today: An anonymous Party shareholder offloads 123 million shares worth £50 million, Mobenga inks an agreement with Triobet and more.»
Nambling Notes - Feb. 26, 2007
26 February 2007
Today: FAC launches a new Asia-focused payment solution, PBL denies Tabcorp takeover rumors and more.»
China Launches I-Gaming Crackdown; Macau Mulls Regulation
26 February 2007
China on Sunday launched a three-month crackdown on Internet gambling, aiming to "purify the cyber environment," according to a statement prepared jointly by several government departments.»
Weekly Nambling Notes
26 February 2007
A review of news briefs for the week of Feb. 19-23, 2007.»
Market Briefs - Feb. 19 - 23, 2007
26 February 2007
IGN's weekly roundup of financial news in the I-gaming industry.»
Nambling Notes - Feb. 23, 2007
23 February 2007
Today: Betsson issues its fourth quarter and year end results, the Poker Channel invades Europe and more.»
Mansion Closes Sports Book to all Customers
23 February 2007
Online gaming operator Mansion has completely closed is sports book business after closing its doors to U.S.-based players in January.»
Q & A: Alessandro Naschitz
23 February 2007
After an Israeli Magistrate Court ruled on Jan. 29 that extraterritorial I-gaming operators targeting Israeli residents fall within the jurisdiction of Israeli law, questions have arisen as to how the decision was reached. The case involved Victor Chandler International (VCI) CEO Michael Carlton, who in early January traveled to Israel at the invitation of (as yet) unidentified government officials, allegedly to discuss VCI's operations in the country. On Jan. 11, he was apprehended by Israeli authorities under suspicion of organizing and managing illegal gambling in Israel. IGN asked Alessandro Naschitz, of Naschitz Brandes, a leading Israel-based law firm, to offer a written synopsis of the case.»
Nambling Notes - Feb. 22, 2007
22 February 2007
Today: Ladbrokes reports earnings "ahead of market expectations," Tabcorp CEO Matthew Slatter is given six months to sort out the company's poor interim performance and more.»
Say Hello to Wintingo
22 February 2007
A new draw site is offering unique partnership opportunities to I-gaming operators.»
US-Facing Dot-Nets, Dot-Coms Denied Advertising Rights at 2007 WSOP
22 February 2007
The Struggle continues for I-gaming Web sites serving U.S. players, as Harrah's announced on Tuesday that U.S.-facing sites--dot-net and dot-com, alike--will be prohibited from advertising at the 2007 World Series of Poker (WSOP).»
Nambling Notes - Feb. 21, 2007
21 February 2007
Today: Full Tilt allies with the PPA, Digital Gaming Network adds BetonUSA.com to its list of licensees and more.»
Casino Watch - March
21 February 2007
A monthly review of news from the land-based, online casino and poker industries.»
Nambling Notes - Feb. 20, 2007
20 February 2007
Today: Doylesroom.com flips the switch on its U.S.-facing operation, analysts predict a "challenging" year and more.»
Antiguan FSRC to Oversee BoS Settlement
20 February 2007
The Antigua and Barbuda Financial Services Regulatory Commission (FSRC) announced today that it will oversee BetonSports' (BoS) settlement with its creditors and employees.»
Jackpot Factory's VIP Lounge Casino receives eCOGRA certification
19 February 2007
The Jackpot Factory announces that its VIP Lounge Casino has received accreditation from eCogra.»
GamCare Highlights Need for Responsible Mobile Operators
19 February 2007
The mobile gambling market is on the verge of exploding in Europe and Asia. Market research firm Juniper Research estimates that the global mobile entertainment market is worth $17.3 billion now and will rise to $76.9 billion by 2011. Given these figures and the inevitable growth of the sector, charity organizations such as GamCare want to see mobile phone companies step up and take responsibility for their part in the games market.»
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