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World Cup Update
19 June 2002
An enormous amount of news and information is coming out of Japan and South Korea in conjunction with the 2002 World Cup, which got under way May 31. The interactive betting industry is right in the middle of the action, and to you informed, IGN is providing this recap of important betting and technology-related news spurred by the event.»
Goodlatte Bill Stripped of Exemptions
18 June 2002
On Tuesday morning, a committee of the U.S. House of Representatives adopted an amendment to Rep. Bob Goodlatte's, R-Va., Internet gambling bill that strips it of its exemptions for horse race betting, casinos and lotteries.»
Daily Nambling Notes - June 18, 2002
18 June 2002
In today's Nambling Notes: Paddy Power to refund punters on Ireland's loss to Spain, gobarkingmad gets ready to launch interactive TV channel and more.»
Amended Goodlatte Bill Unlikely to Get House Vote
18 June 2002
Rep. Bob Goodlatte's Internet gambling bill received a potentially mortal wound in the U.S. House of Representatives Judiciary Committee today.»
AGA, Horse Racing Abandon Goodlatte
18 June 2002
Numerous special interest groups within the gambling and entertainment industries are poised to fight the new version of the Goodlatte bill.»
Daily Nambling Notes - June 17, 2002
17 June 2002
In today's Nambling Notes: The Hong Kong Jockey Club reports a revenue decrease for the 2001-02 racing season, Camelot proposes a side bet and more.»
Citibank Takes I-Gaming Ban Public
17 June 2002
Despite a blitz of mainstream media reports that Citibank will block its credit cards from being used for online gambling transactions, interactive gaming insiders say the announcement is nothing more than political grandstanding and a public relations ploy.»
Editorial: Thank You Sir, May I Have Another?
17 June 2002
How much more can Bob Goodlatte take?»
Supreme Court Says No to Jay Cohen
17 June 2002
Jay Cohen's long journey through the U.S. federal courts ended Monday when the Supreme Court said it would not review his case.»
Market Briefs (June 10-14)
17 June 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.»
Weekly Nambling Notes - June 10-14, 2002
15 June 2002
This week's Nambling Notes includes tidbits on World Cup betting, The British Horseracing Board facing race fixing allegations and much more.»
Dow Jones Case Could Affect I-Gaming
14 June 2002
A defamation case in Australia could have far reaching implications on the Internet gambling industry.»
Exclusivity No Longer a Given for SAGE
14 June 2002
The Philippines' gambling authority is swaying back and forth in its handling of a dispute over the exclusive rights to online gaming in that country.»
Daily Nambling Notes - June 14, 2001
14 June 2002
In today's Nambling Notes: New York's attorney general gets pledge from Citibank to ban online gaming transactions, SSP announces plans to demo online ATM solution and more.»
TVG Bets on Youbet.com
14 June 2002
In the wake of the biggest upset in Belmont Stakes history, TVG has beefed up by exercising its warrants from a deal with Youbet.com inked over a year ago.»
More Resolution in New Jersey
13 June 2002
Intertops.com and Intercasino.com reached out of court settlements this week with criminal justice officials in the state of New Jersey that will bar them from accepting wagers from residents of the Garden State.»
Bingo.com Heeds the 'Cake' Factor
13 June 2002
Canada-based Bingo.com, a free bingo site boasting more than 800,000 registered users, last month sold off its skill-based bingo game, opting to leave it in the hands of a software specialist. The company debuted the software less than a year ago.»
Daily Nambling Notes - June 13, 2001
13 June 2002
In today's Nambling Notes: The British Horseracing Board addresses race fixing allegations, TGV buys part of Youbet.com, attheraces launches telephone betting and more.»
Another Day, Another Stumbling Block
13 June 2002
A committee of the U.S. House of Representatives today failed to pass an amendment that would provide an exemption for Internet gambling on dog races and jai alai in Rep. Bob Goodlatte's, R-Va., anti-Internet gambling bill.»
The IGN Data Hub - June 12, 2002
12 June 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.»
A Hill Bully or a Consumer Advocate?
12 June 2002
Less than a week before its scheduled public offering, British bookmaking giant William Hill has been forced to deal with a claim that it failed to disclose in its prospectus details about a pending lawsuit against CryptoLogic, the group's casino software supplier.»
Daily Nambling Notes - June 12, 2002
12 June 2002
In today's Nambling Notes: New Zealand's TAB reports record World Cup betting, Crypto unveils the "Duke," Cirsa Interactive announces the upcoming launch of its games and more.»
Nebraska Court Outlaws Telephone Betting
11 June 2002
As expected, the Nebraska Supreme Court ruled late last month that telephone betting on horse racing is in violation of the state constitution.»
Gaming Factory Under Fire
11 June 2002
An online casino company that donated its ad space after Sept. 11 to raise money for relief organizations is now the subject of a civil lawsuit filed by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.»
Daily Nambling Notes - June 11, 2002
11 June 2002
In today's Nambling Notes: The House of Commons hears testimony from problem gambling group Gamcare; soccer betting inspires public prayer rally in Hong Kong; Betty meet gamblers, gamblers meet Betty; and more.»
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