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CryptoLogic Seeks Profit via International Strategy
14 August 2002
Lewis Rose, interim president and CEO of CryptoLogic Inc., told investors this morning that the company is embarking on a "back to basics"-style plan to return to profitability that will include pursuing alternate payment methods and expansion into non-U.S. markets.»
Nambling Notes - Aug. 14, 2002
14 August 2002
In today's Nambling Notes: Littlewoods Leisure gets regulatory approval to open an online casino in the Isle of Man, Zetters takes on spread betting and more.»
Protect Your License - Internet Gambling Operations
13 August 2002
In June we looked at certain aspects of selecting a software supplier and concluded with regulatory matters. This month we expand upon that.»
A New Payment Solution for Ladbrokes
13 August 2002
Ladbrokes has signed an agreement with earthport, the online and offline payment infrastructure company, to bring earthport's e-wallet technology to Ladbrokes' gaming platform. earthport is hoping Ladbrokes will be the first of many I-gaming clients.»
World Gaming's Craven Addresses Shareholders
13 August 2002
World Gaming's newly appointed CEO, David Craven, addressed shareholders in a conference call this morning. On the top of everyone's mind was talk of a possible merger, but Craven insists the company is in no position for such a move. Instead, he said, they're focusing on cutting costs and turning the yearly fall sports betting surge into profits.»
Daily Nambling Notes - Aug. 13, 2002
13 August 2002
In today's Nambling Notes: The Interactive Gaming Council says U.S. actions are scaring legitimate operators away from the I-gaming industry and Websense says I-gaming is hurting the overall productivity of businesses in California.»
Q&A: Andrew P. Lee, Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein
12 August 2002
The lingering effects of a sluggish global economy have been felt by the interactive gaming industry. Institutional investors have long been attracted to the gambling industry, but analyst Andrew Lee points out that there are major risks, as well as plenty of rewards, involved when investing in the industry.»
Market Briefs (Aug. 5-9)
12 August 2002
Several dozen publicly held interactive gaming companies are reporting, acquiring, floating, spinning off, merging, de-listing, rising and falling in stock markets all over the world. Every Monday IGN wraps the financial happenings of the Net betting biz from the previous week into a nifty little package just for you.»
Daily Nambling Notes - Aug. 12, 2002
12 August 2002
In today's Nambling Notes: Ladbrokes inks a deal with third-party transaction processor, IG Index faces legal problems in Australia and more.»
Curacao Seeks Decentralization of I-Gaming Regulations
10 August 2002
Change is on the way in Curacao, where the Curacao Gaming Control Board has asked the central government of the Netherlands Antilles to decentralize the regulation of the island's Internet gambling industry.»
Weekly Nambling Notes - Aug. 5-9
10 August 2002
In this week's Nambling Notes: PayPal receives subpoenas from the U.S. attorney general for the eastern district of Missouri, Australian banks consider refusing debit and credit transactions to offshore gaming sites, WildlifeWins lashes out against the U.S. credit card situation and more.»
Another Step Toward Reform in England
9 August 2002
A committee of the U.K. House of Commons announced recently that deregulation of the country's gambling industry will not result in a massive surge in people's interest in gambling.»
Daily Nambling Notes - Aug. 9, 2001
9 August 2002
In today's Nambling Notes: Sportingbet launches its P2P site, PayPal receives subpoenas from the U.S. attorney general for the eastern district of Missouri and more.»
Responsible Gaming is Here to Stay
8 August 2002
Gambling has been around for approximately 8,000 years, give or take a millennium. It's safe to say that gambling is here to stay.»
I-Lottery Update - August 2002
8 August 2002
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.»
Pre-Olympic Gaming Records
8 August 2002
The recent movement to prohibit all forms of electronic games in Greece could slam the door on Internet gambling there, but a few established Greek companies with I-gaming products are thriving nonetheless, and their success will play an important role in funding the next Summer Olympics.»
Background on the MMS Venture
8 August 2002
Speirtech Ltd is a wholly owned and privately funded limited company. All company shares are held by the management team.»
A New Platform for Casino Games
8 August 2002
Speirtech Ltd, an Irish company providing mobile casino platforms, has developed a new mobile platform designed to deliver enriched casino-style games to handsets and is looking for worldwide distribution partners.»
Daily Nambling Notes - Aug. 8, 2002
8 August 2002
In today's Nambling Notes: U.K. Customs and Excise creates a new department to prevent offshore companies from advertising on U.K. soil and more.»
BMM Rolls Out New Testing Mode
7 August 2002
One of the leading independent testing labs in the world for casino systems is confident its new approach can change the way operators and suppliers introduce new technology without sacrificing the fairness of games.»
Daily Nambling Notes - Aug. 7, 2002
7 August 2002
In today's Nambling Notes: Feverpitch teams up with iNet, GTech's leader passes the torch and more.»
The IGN Data Hub - Aug. 7, 2002
7 August 2002
In our zealous attempt to provide relief for potential information overload, we've condensed several industry-related surveys and research findings into a more digestible form for your reading pleasure.»
Desktop Conference: Jurisdictional Integrity
6 August 2002
It has been argued for years that geographic borders mean nothing on the Internet. But while legislators, regulators, operators and suppliers continue to grapple with jurisdictional integrity, Tim Ryan maintains that borders can be enforced online and that Internet gambling can be taxed and regulated accordingly. With 10 years of experience developing wagering technology as the general manager of Seven Network’s teletext and datacast services, Ryan has established himself as an expert on cross-jurisdictional issues as they pertain to interactive betting. In the latest edition of IGN's Desktop Conference series, Ryan and IGN publisher Sue Schneider discuss cross-border Internet gambling issues in Europe and Australia as well as the future for I-gaming policy in the United States. The audio interview is available at IGN in RealAudio format.»
Tempers Flare Over P2P Betting in UK
6 August 2002
Tensions between the biggest Internet person-to-person betting site in the world and one of the United Kingdom's biggest bookmakers reached new heights this week as William Hill lashed out against the practices of Betfair.com.»
Daily Nambling Notes - Aug. 6, 2001
6 August 2002
In today's Nambling Notes: Technical Systems Testing is approved for accredited testing in Alderney, The Philippines grapples with mobile gambling and more.»
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