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This Week in Plastic News...
17 April 2000
Are gambling debts unenforceable when gamblers lose their shirts while using their credit cards to bet online? That's the primary question behind a group of five lawsuits filed in New York and Alabama--all proposed as class actions--against VISA International, MasterCard International and issuing banks. Meanwhile, the case involving a California resident battling Net betting losses on his American Express and Discover cards, is still stuck in federal court.»
Online Gambling Regulations for Malta
17 April 2000
A new licensing jurisdiction, Malta, has opened its door to Internet betting sites.»
Casting on the Net
17 April 2000
New studies on online casinos suggest it may be time for the gaming industry's traditionalists to take them seriously.»
Nambling Notes - Apr. 15, 2000
15 April 2000
News is falling from the sky like rain and the editorial department at IGN is running around with buckets collected a tidbits, blips and blurbs for your reading pleasure. Here are a few morsels of industry news to keep that ferocious appetite satisfied.»
Nevada Policy-makers Learn
14 April 2000
It was a standing room only crowd at the Nevada Gaming Commission meeting as they undertook a day of training on Internet gaming issues. It was a comprehensive review that started with definitions of a URL and browsers. »
Boss Media Signs Deal with Swedish Government
14 April 2000
Boss Media's newest client is a government run casino. The company yesterday announced that it is creating customized Internet casino software for Svenska Spel, a Swedish-government owned gaming company. The software will be used primarily to market four traditional casinos to be operated by Svekska Spel's subsidiary, Casino Cosmopol, company officials said.»
The IGN Data Hub - Apr 14, 2000
14 April 2000
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.»
GOCORP Plans April Float
14 April 2000
GOCORP Ltd., which was awarded Queensland's first online casino license, announced that it is launching an A$20 million float, offering shares at $.50 each. Residents of Australia and New Zealand will be able to buy shares for one month beginning April 19, with an expected listing on the Australian Stock Exchange on May 29. »
They Do and They Wil
14 April 2000
The Nevada Gaming Commission got a crash course Thursday in an "Introduction to Internet Gambling," which featured various industry pundits explaining the who, what, how and why of Internet gambling. Eugene Christiansen's comments pointed out that people are going to gamble online, whether it's legal or not.»
Venture Capital and Business Plans
13 April 2000
You have a good idea for a start-up business. You've started to put together your management team. You've even convinced some friends and family to invest some money. »
Before an Alliance Sours, Seek Assistance
12 April 2000
Two companies interested in forming an alliance might think that they share mutual goals. Unfortunately, that's not always true, according to Larraine Segils, an international consultant specializing in strategic alliances. She found that 55 percent of all alliances failed within three years, while Anderson Consulting (AC) found that 61 percent of all alliances are either failing or under-performing. »
Curacao Offers New Dea
11 April 2000
Cyberluck Curacao, which is authorized to license Internet gaming operators in Curacao, is betting that a credit toward licensing fees, combined with new fiber optic connectivity, will bring numerous new licensees to the Netherlands Antilles island. Already, Kings Crown Casino has taken up the offer, said Anthony Dick, license administrator, who added that numerous operators are considering Cyberluck's promotional offer.»
AB 2179 - Amended
11 April 2000
An act to add Section 330d to the Penal Code, relating to gambling.»
A Legal Victory for Programmers
10 April 2000
A landmark decision, reached April 4, by the United States Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit, held that the First Amendment protects documents written in computer languages. The decision, Junger v. Daley, follows four years of litigation of a case filed in August 1996 by the Ohio American Civil Liberties Union on behalf of Professor of Law Peter Junger.»
Farewell to Bookies
10 April 2000
Eliminating the bookmaker has become the goal for several new websites, all of which promote giving betting control to the punters. Customers can bet on a wide range of subjects, from obscure sports to obscure entertainment, and more. In this way, the sites are hoping to attract a wider audience--including women and casual bettors--than traditional bookmakers.»
Smooth Sailing for HB 85
7 April 2000
Louisiana House Bill 85, a measure to that would enable Fair Grounds Race Course to offer pari-mutuel wagering over the Internet, has passed in both Houses and currently awaits the governor's signature.»
dot com Seeks Dominance in the Low Roller Market
7 April 2000
A relatively new bingo system from dot com Entertainment Group links bingo hall operators around the world, allowing players access to a larger pay-out than any one operator could provide. No matter what "bingo hall" players log onto, their money is commingled into one massive jackpot. Games run 120 times a day, 365 days a year.»
Nambling Notes - Apr. 7, 2000
7 April 2000
In this week's Nambling Notes: You Bet debuts new software, Ladbrokes mulls a TV deal, Canbet Limited hits the ASX, a broadcasting deal for Starnet and more.»
Time to Ban the Spam from Inboxes
6 April 2000
I received e-mails from my friend Linda and my buddy Joe today. Linda told me about her new get-rich-quick-business and Joe filled me in on the latest fantasy-football-instascore-service. However, I know neither Linda nor Joe. Online mass marketers disguised their identity to catch my attention and to avoid the delete key. Pending legislation targets e-mail marketing schemes and may soon result in federal regulations concerning the way that marketers can contact you online.»
Movement in the House
6 April 2000
The U.S. House Internet Gambling Prohibition Act, HR 3125, was moved today from the Committee on the Judiciary to the full House by a 21-8 vote. The legislation is the companion piece for Senator Kyl's prohibition bill, which passed in November 1999.»
Tools of the Trade - Apr 6, 2000
6 April 2000
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 be help you strengthen your e-business.»
New Jersey Account Wagering Bill Encompasses Net Betting
5 April 2000
Last month, Interactive Gaming News reported that Louisiana, through a proposed pari-mutuel account wagering bill, became the first U.S. state to move toward legalizing Internet gambling. Since then, we've learned that New Jersey actually beat Louisiana to a punch, through a similar piece of legislation.»
The IGN Data Hub - Apr 5, 2000
5 April 2000
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 Radical Idea in New Jersey
5 April 2000
Atlantic City has played second fiddle to Las Vegas for years with no signs of catching up, but that could change if a notion by a New Jersey legislator results in regulated Internet casinos based in New Jersey. Assemblyman Joseph Azzolina R-Monmouth revealed Tuesday that he's examining the pros and cons of legislation that would enable Atlantic City Casinos to offer their games over the Internet.»
Goodlatte Bill Remains in Committee
5 April 2000
This morning, the House Judiciary Committee began marking up H.R. 3125, The Internet Gambling Prohibition Act of 1999.»
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