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Nambling Notes - May 10, 2002
10 May 2002
In this week's Nambling Notes: Bookmakers and law enforcement gear up for the World Cup, a Canadian judge permits the country's first class-action lawsuit over gambling addiction, sportinglife and the Tote part company and ever so much more.»
ATE and River City Group Stage First European Interactive Gaming Show
10 May 2002
Two of the international gaming industry's most renowned gaming show organizers are teaming up to produce the premier event for the burgeoning interactive gaming industry in Europe. ATE, which stages the International Casino Exhibition (ICE) held in London every January, is joining forces with The River City Group, organizer of the Global Interactive Gaming Summit and Expo, the largest show in this hi-tech sector of the gaming industry.»
Gala Gives Internet a Go
9 May 2002
Gala Bingo, one of the largest bingo club operators in the United Kingdom, is taking its wares to the Internet.»
On Track - May
9 May 2002
Theories abound regarding the future of the horse racing industry. No one is sure what will be the key for the Sport of Kings to survive in a tightening market for the entertainment dollar. The industry no doubt is in an important time, and many companies and tracks are aligning themselves with interactive-based companies. To help keep you up to date with all the happenings in the horse racing industry IGN provides its monthly look at events, business news and other happenings in racing with "On Track."»
Desktop Conference: The Outlook for the Northern Territory
9 May 2002
Life as an Australian i-gaming regulator has been a series of ups and downs over the past few years. A new IGN desktop conference features an in-depth discussion with the Honorable Syd Stirling, the minister for racing, gaming and licensing in the northern territory. He discusses the territory's long history with interactive gaming regulation; the federal moratorium and its outcomes; the future of the industry there and abroad; and how they're faring in the center of a storm of controversy in the Australian racing industry. Listen as he offers updates and insights from Australia's largest and least populous government.»
Q&A: David Marshall, Youbet.com
9 May 2002
Six weeks ago, David Marshall returned to the company he co-founded, Youbet.com. His appointment as CEO came about as part an exchange: In return for loaning the company $750,000, Marshall received the top post and an overhaul of the board of directors.»
Chartwell Signs British Heavyweight
9 May 2002
Chartwell Technology Inc., one of the leading software suppliers in the interactive gaming industry today formally announced that it has developed an online casino for Coral Eurobet Group, one of Britain's largest bookmakers.»
ICC Casinos Re-Launch with Playtech Software
8 May 2002
InterContinental Casinos (ICC), owner of two of the most established casinos on the Internet, has announced plans to re-launch both sites with software provided by Playtech, N.V.»
Once Again, No Markup
8 May 2002
Rep. Bob Goodlatte's anti-Internet gambling bill was pulled from a markup session in the House of Representatives Judiciary Committee today.»
The Ho Must Go On
8 May 2002
A recent decision in a U.S. district court could have far reaching implications for online gaming operators the world over.»
The IGN Data Hub - May 8, 2002
8 May 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.»
Grappling with the New Dea
6 May 2002
What appeared to be a promising future for horse racing in Britain just last week has turned to uncertainty and more tension among bookmakers and track owners.»
Market Briefs (April 29 - May 3)
6 May 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.»
A Closer Look at the New Jersey/CryptoLogic Settlement
3 May 2002
Internet casino software provider CryptoLogic on Thursday released court documents from a civil lawsuit in which the state of New Jersey alleged the company was offering online sports betting services to New Jersey residents. The suit was recently dropped by the state.»
Nambling Notes - May 3, 2002
3 May 2002
In this week's Nambling Notes: Victor Chandler looks to partner with the Hong Kong Jockey Club should soccer betting be legalized in Hong Kong, dot com snags a license agreement with Sportingbet, a new drug shows promise for treating problem gambling and oh so much more. But you already knew that.»
I-Lottery Update - May 2002
3 May 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.»
TVG, Youbet.com Hope for Rosy Weekend
3 May 2002
All eyes will be on Churchill Downs Saturday when the 128th Kentucky Derby takes the center stage of the American sports scene.»
World Gaming Sued by Licensee
2 May 2002
COA World Entertainment Ltd. is suing I-gaming software developer World Gaming for $1.84 million for alleged contract violations.»
Disaster Planning
2 May 2002
Experts estimate that every year American businesses lose $4 billion to computer downtime. Catastrophes like Hurricane Andrew and 9-11 should have taught us how quickly an average day can go bad. Have you ever thought about how your business would recover if you lost your entire information technology infrastructure to a catastrophe?»
A Wireless Lottery Solution from m-Wise
2 May 2002
Mobile software developer m-Wise introduced several new mobile entertainment products recently, including a free lottery game.»
Finally a Deal is Struck
2 May 2002
Track owners and British bookmakers have reached an "in principle" agreement that will allow British betting shops to continue carrying live racing pictures. The details of the agreement will likely be announced within the next two days.»
OECD Working Group Discusses Cross-Border Gambling
1 May 2002
Cross-border Internet gambling was a major topic of discussion last week at a meeting among the Organization for Economic Co-Operation and Development Tax Working Group Party No. 9 on Consumption Taxes. The meeting, which took place April 25-26, was attended by all OECD country members.»
A Potpourri of Announcements from Crypto
1 May 2002
CryptoLogic released a flurry of announcements Tuesday about two new licensees, the launch and impending launch to two other licensees and a new bingo game.»
UK Racing and Betting Still at Odds over Pictures
1 May 2002
The immediate future of betting on horses in Britain remains unclear as bookmakers and race course operators have failed to reach an agreement on the use of pictures from tracks in betting shops.»
Digital Content Straight from the Horse's Mouth
1 May 2002
Armchair bettors in the United Kingdom have a new option for horse racing news and stats: the attheraces digital TV channel.»
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