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Available in October: The River City Gambler Monitor
14 August 2001
The River City Group's new online gambling research study will be shipped this month.»
TRN Calls It Quits
14 August 2001
TRN, the Racing Network LLC, abruptly shuttered most of its operations on July 31, 2001 because it was unable to attract enough customers to keep the business alive.»
Cyber Ramblings - Aug 14, 2001
14 August 2001
Every week, Interactive Gaming News churns through a roundup of important Internet and technology-related worldwide news. One of the leading Internet brands, AOL, is reportedly nearing another round of layoffs. Also this week, a DSL leader and an online currency alternative have ceased operations while they both determine what their next moves will be. TLD issues remain in the news and Europe continues to give us plenty of fodder for the report.»
Vegas Execs Assess the 'Newest Threat' to Communications
14 August 2001
A pair of land-based casino executives recently spoke at a public meeting of the Nevada Gaming Commission and both played their remarks rather close to the vest.»
'Umbrella' Payment System Ready to Roll in Belgium
13 August 2001
Belgium has a new e-commerce payment method that, if exported, could solve some of the payment problems for both merchants and users of Internet casinos.»
A View from Washington through the Eyes of Richard Bryan
13 August 2001
Recently retired U.S. Senator, and former Nevada Governor Richard H. Bryan paid a surprise visit to a public meeting of the Nevada Gaming Commission last month and gave those in attendance an update on the legal and political online gaming fronts.»
The Gaming Review Report – On-Line Gambling
13 August 2001
For those time-challenged readers that can't make it through the hefty Gaming Review Report just put out in Britain, help has arrived. Here's a brief synopsis of what's contained in the report relating to the online gaming industry.»
I-Gaming Investors Corner (Aug 6-10)
13 August 2001
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.»
Sandoval Ponders the Future
10 August 2001
After more than three years serving as the chairman of the Nevada Gaming Commission, Brian Sandoval's political future remains unclear.»
dot com Inks Licensing Deal with Victor Chandler
10 August 2001
It was a big week for dot com Entertainment Group. First the Internet gaming software company announced a license agreement with the Hard Rock Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas. Then a day later its subsidiary corporation, dot com Ltd. out of Antigua, broke the news that it has signed a similar deal with Victor Chandler-owned Rock International Limited.»
Nambling Notes - Aug 10, 2001
10 August 2001
In this week's Nambling Notes: Nevada awaits its next gaming commissioner, the U.S. Virgin Island's governor signs the territory's recently passed Net betting bill, a U.S. state rejects online casino ads, Playboy debuts its online race wagering service and more.»
Face-off Between Mohawks and Quebec Continues
9 August 2001
Tension between Canadian law enforcement officials and the Mohawk band of Indians continues to grow as the two sides try to determine whether the tribe's Internet gaming services are in violation of Quebec law.»
Letters of Intent
9 August 2001
As a person who's always doing other people's tech deals, I understand and still get the adrenaline rush of closing the big deal.»
Tools of the Trade - Aug 9, 2001
9 August 2001
As a leader in an Internet-driven industry, you've got to stay informed about the latest products, technologies and services available to thriving e-businesses. Instead of sitting on your lead, broaden the distance between you and the rest of the pack by equipping yourself with the tools necessary to get it done. Every week IGN publishes a new medley of blips and blurbs about products, services and events that could help you strengthen your e-business.»
Q & A: Bruce Merati, Virtgame
9 August 2001
Legalized online gambling in the First World has become a reality and with it comes the dilemma of meeting strict demands by policy makers and gaming regulators. One of the pivotal issues in Nevada, for example, is the necessity of adequate player-blocking software, and a handful of companies are touting products that they believe hold the key to satisfying the Gaming Commission's requirements. One of those companies is Virtgame, and CTO Bruce Merati offers a short rundown of what the company does.»
Bowman to Launch Online Sportsbook
8 August 2001
One of the world's largest sports betting businesses has decided to venture into Internet bookmaking and is teaming up with a proven European software provider to bring its brand online.»
The IGN Data Hub - Aug 8, 2001
8 August 2001
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.»
Scandinavian Gambling Files: Sweden
8 August 2001
The "Scandinavian Gambling Files" is a five-part series providing information on the operators and the main supporting companies of the North European countries: Norway, Finland (including Åland), Sweden, Denmark (including Faroe) and Iceland. This is the second edition to the series.»
The Legal Gray Areas of Gambling Debt Enforceability
7 August 2001
A federal judge has ruled in a major decision that Internet gambling is not a crime--sometimes.»
Hard Rock Debuts Online Casino Games
7 August 2001
In an effort to spread the word that the Hard Rock Hotel and Casino is not just a hamburger joint, the company recently added seven play-for-fun casino games to its website.»
Q & A: Jeffrey Gitchel, Part 2
1 August 2001
In this week's Q & A, IGN continues its discussion about cybersquatting with Jeffery Gitchel, the lawyer who prosecuted and won the first case under the Uniform Domain Name Dispute Resolution Policy (UDRP). The policy is set by the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN), a non-profit group in charge of most aspects of domain name management.»
Cohen Loses Appea
1 August 2001
A federal court on Tuesday turned down Internet bookmaker Jay Cohen's appeal of his conviction for violating the federal Wire Act. The decision rocked the Net betting industry, which had been watching the case closely.»
Nevada Gaming Commission Faces Steep Challenge in Regulating Online Gambling
1 August 2001
After two days of presentations and open dialogue, the Nevada Gaming Commission now knows it has a monumental task in front of it.»
FSA Calls for Stricter Measures against Money Laundering
31 July 2001
Britain's Financial Services Authority, as part of its newly released "Money Laundering Theme: Tackling Our New Responsibilities" report, is warning that firms involved in the financial services industry need to do more to prevent and protect against money laundering.»
A Versatile Affiliate Program by Poker.com
31 July 2001
Webmasters can now add poker games to spice up even non-gambling sites, thanks to a new feature of Internet poker portal Poker.com.»
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