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Sporting Odds and Ends – November 2004
10 November 2004
News on the latest developments, trends and issues in the sports betting industry.»
ECJ Rules in Favor of Bookies, Lottery Operators in Fixtures Use Case
9 November 2004
major victory was scored on Tuesday in the European Court of Justice for bookmakers and the gambling industry in their fight to use horse racing and football fixtures without paying a license fee to the companies that compile the information.»
Nambling Notes - Nov. 9, 2004
9 November 2004
In today's Nambling Notes: Britain's NHTCU launches public awareness campaign to increase security from cyber-crime, Boss Media helps William Hill offer mobile gaming, Tradesports begins new commission policy, plus more.»
Weekly Nambling Notes
9 November 2004
A review of news briefs for the week of Nov. 1-5.»
In-flight Gambling Under Consideration by Ryanair
8 November 2004
Officials with Ryanair, the Irish-based low-fare airline, indicated last week that the company is getting closer to offering in-flight gambling options to its customers.»
Nambling Notes - Nov. 8, 2004
8 November 2004
In today's Nambling Notes: GTECH to deliver new solutions to Veikkaus Oy, New Zealand cricket captain describes the time he was approached to join a match-fixing syndicate, plus more.»
Evaluating the DOJ's Response to Casino City
5 November 2004
The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ)'s response to Casino City's request for a declaratory judgment on its right to advertise online gambling offers few surprises and is not likely to succeed in dismissing the case. The bulk of the long document attempts to discard the case on technical grounds while the free speech issue is addressed in only five pages. Assuming the government's technical arguments will fail, at the heart of case remains the question of whether or not Internet gambling is a legal activity in the U.S.»
Tech Vocabulary
5 November 2004
The vocabulary of the tech world is ever evolving and there's always something new to learn. Writing a column like this in the mid '90s, I can remember defining the "Internet" and "bandwidth." ("Bandwidth" is the thing I lack when my kids call me at the office with a homework question.) Now we have new words and maybe we need to create some new crimes to go with them.»
I-Lottery Update - November 2004
5 November 2004
As one of the world's most popular forms of gambling, lotteries have successfully made the shift to the interactive arena. Once a month, IGN's I-Lottery Update delivers an international roundup of the latest news from this burgeoning sector of the industry.»
Nambling Notes - Nov. 5, 2004
5 November 2004
In today's Nambling Notes: EGET launches mobile platform, 32Red begins taking bets from U.S. customers, plus more.»
Playtech, HGN Sign License Agreement
4 November 2004
Playtech has signed a master license agreement with Home Gambling Network for use of HGN's patented live gaming technology. »
Swedish Ruling Favors Gambling Monopolies
4 November 2004
A recent high court ruling in Sweden could bode well for the country's gambling monopolies.»
Nambling Notes - Nov. 4, 2004
4 November 2004
In today's Nambling Notes: The U.K. National Lottery celebrates its 10th birthday, Thailand blocks access to foreign I-gaming sites and more.»
Market Briefs - Oct. 25-29, 2004
3 November 2004
Dozens of publicly held interactive gambling companies are reporting, acquiring, floating, spinning off, merging, de-listing, rising and falling in stock markets all over the world. To keep you up to date on investment news, IGN delivers "Market Briefs," a weekly wrap-up of financial happenings in the Internet gambling industry.»
Post-Election Thoughts
3 November 2004
Now that we know what the political voice of Americans said on Nov. 2, what does it mean for the I-gaming industry?»
Insights - The Outlook for I-Gaming in South Africa
3 November 2004
What implications does South Africa's National Gambling Act 2004 have for online gambling? And what, if any, actions are being taken by the government to study the possibility of adopting regulations for online gambling?»
Nambling Notes - Nov. 3, 2004
3 November 2004
In today's Nambling Notes: Sweden's Supreme Administrative Court upholds Svenska Spel's gaming monopoly, Irish airline Ryanair plans to offer gambling over international waters, a new study reveals statistics for gambling in Ontario and more.»
Global Policy Review - November 2004
2 November 2004
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.»
The Top 10s
2 November 2004
It's the Hitwise Top 10 "Entertainment - Gambling" sites for the week ending Oct. 30. This week:

Singapore
1. Singapore Pools
2. Limso.net
3. Singapore Turf Club
4. . . .
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Weekly Nambling Notes
2 November 2004
A review of news briefs for the week of Oct. 26-29.»
Another Important Step for the UK Gambling Bil
2 November 2004
After a heated debate in Parliament, British MPs voted 286-212 Monday to back the Gambling Bill, a law that would overhaul British gambling policy. It was the second reading of the bill in the House of Commons.»
Nambling Notes - Nov. 2, 2004
2 November 2004
In today's Nambling Notes: iGGBA welcomes its 50th member, the Melbourne Cup brings in record numbers for the Tabs and more.»
Sportingbet to Challenge French Monopolies
1 November 2004
Add Sportingbet to the list of European gambling operators challenging the legality of state-run monopolies throughout the continent.»
US Government Responds to Casino City
1 November 2004
The United States Department of Justice on Friday filed a motion to dismiss a case in which an Internet portal site has asked the court to protect what it believes is its constitutional right to carry advertisements for online gambling services.»
Nambling Notes - Nov. 1, 2004
1 November 2004
In today's Nambling Notes: Tessa Jowell softening her stance on Gambling Bill, Orbis reveals innovative payment processing plan, Gameboy Advance gets a Hold 'Em game, plus more.»
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