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The IGN Data Hub - Mar 8, 2000
8 March 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 Good Lot of Testifiers
7 March 2000
You probably knew that the House of Representatives is scheduled to hear testimony this week on Rep. Bob Goodlatte's Internet gambling prohibition act, but did you know who's slotted to testify? Following is a list of those who will speak on March 9...»
Global Net Announces Bingo Dea
7 March 2000
Global Net Entertainment has entered a joint venture agreement with Noram Gaming and Entertainment Co. to build and manage traditional, television and online Internet bingo operations internationally. The two companies plan to initially co-develop the first traditional bingo operation in the Kingdom of Cambodia using Global's present joint venture license agreement with the Royal Group, and then pursue ventures in other nations. Global already is developing a national online and Internet lottery in Cambodia.»
Are Your Customers Laundering Money?
7 March 2000
How often do Net betting customers use your gaming site to launder money? Many Internet gambling opponents would have you believe that it happens frequently, but does it?»
A Breakdown of the VC Decision
6 March 2000
Gerald Gouriet explains why the Court of Appeal overturned the Victor Chandler ruling and what it means to the European online gaming industry.»
SF2273
6 March 2000
A bill for an act relating to Internet gambling; requiring study of costs and benefits.»
HF3876
6 March 2000
A bill for an act relating to Internet gambling; requiring study of costs and benefits.»
Minnesota Progress Report
6 March 2000
While the rest of the U.S. strives toward banning online gambling, the state of Minnesota is taking a different approach. You may recall a bill calling for study of Internet gambling as a potential resource for the state was introduced in the Senate in May of 1999. Last month, a companion bill was introduced in the house.»
Another Day, Another Round
6 March 2000
What the heck is happening in the U.K.? Rumor has it that the government is considering legislation that would prevent its citizens from betting with offshore betting sites. Typically, British punters bet offshore to avoid paying the 6.75 percent betting duty that's tacked onto wagers in Britain.»
A New British Lottery Is on the Horizon
6 March 2000
eLot Inc. and Global Technologies Ltd. (GTL) have partnered to introduce a new charitable lottery--the UK Charity Lottery--to the $12 billion U.K. lottery industry. Additionally, eLot and GTL signed a strategic agreement to facilitate and develop e-commerce sales and technologies of lottery and other governmental authorized gaming related products.»
Contracting via the Click
3 March 2000
The Uniform Computer Information Transaction Act (UCITA) is a 350-page proposed new law. It's an industry-driven attempt to make it easier for software companies to license and sell their software. Basically, it's traditional commercial law with a digital twist.»
Nambling Notes - Mar. 3, 2000
3 March 2000
This week's Nambling Notes: Crypto readies for Nasdaq trading, judgement is a mirage for AWI, fallout from the Victor Chandler decision, Totalbet stays onshore, a new online dog betting service, Coral prepares to float and more.»
Is Tote on Course for Privatization?
3 March 2000
British government officials are making big waves for the U.K. betting industry. Plenty of news has rocked the industry's boat this week--none more than the High Court's decision against offshore bookmaker Victor Chandler. Yesterday, the Home Office announced that the Tote, the state owned pari-mutuel betting service, will likely be sold to a trust put together by the racing industry. Additionally, the Home Office said that the Horserace Betting Levy Board and the levy system should be abolished.»
IGC Releases Statement on Cohen Verdict
2 March 2000
The Interactive Gaming Council issued the following statement regarding the Monday's verdict in the Jay Cohen trial.»
Louisiana Opinion Number 99-301
2 March 2000
Dear Mr. Jones:
This office is in receipt of your request for an opinion regarding the broadcasting of casino table games.»
Letter to the Louisiana AG
2 March 2000
Dear Attorney General Ieyoub,
I am in receipt of your opinion letter to Ouachita Parish Parish District Attorney Jerry Jones dated 2/11/00.»
Louisiana AG: 'I Don't Think So'
2 March 2000
IGN reported yesterday that an Antigua-based company, Mardi Gras Holding Group, Inc, has launched a campaign advocating the legalization of online gambling in the United States. The company solicited the opinion of Louisiana Attorney General Ieyoub regarding its plan to broadcast live casino games over the Internet and received one February 11.»
Tools of the Trade - Mar. 2, 2000
2 March 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 will publish a new medley of blips and blurbs about e-business solutions that could be useful to you.»
Another Piece of the Puzzle for Next Generation
2 March 2000
Next Generation Gaming has taken the next step on its path to being recognized worldwide as an independent design studio specialising in games for online casinos by inking a deal with venture capital firm Entertainment Media Ventures.»
Did Jay Cohen Receive a Fair Trial?
1 March 2000
Now that that the grueling two-year first round of Jay Cohen's battle for justice is over, we can finally step back, take a breath and examine what happened. Thanks to the Government's marathon presentation of phone bills, wire transfer records, contracts and other various uncontested exhibits that probably cost the world three or four acres of forest and a whole lot of tax payers' money to print, I was able to get a head start on the thought process without worrying about missing anything important. By midway through the first week, the verdict was as predictable as the sun rising. In fact, I wrote this editorial as the chopped beef that is Jay Cohen was forced through the meat grinder that is the U.S. justice system, and I finished before the jury deliberated.»
The IGN Data Hub - Mar 1, 2000
1 March 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. This week, MSNBC and CNEWS solicits Web surfers' views on Internet gambling.»
A Push for Legalization
1 March 2000
Advocates for the annihilation of online gambling in the United States are always welcomed to voice their sentiments loudly and clearly through both federal and state legislatures. It's not often that those in favor of regulation rather than prohibition get a word in, but a Caribbean company held by American businessmen is trying to do just that. »
To Bet or not to Bet in Hong Kong
29 February 2000
Is online gambling legal in Hong Kong? The Hong Kong Jockey Club hopes it is. The club is considering offering online betting on horse races, and the legal climate is sure to be a major factor in their decision-making process.»
Net Betting Is 0-2 on the Week
29 February 2000
Online gambling isn't doing well in court this week. Yesterday, a New York jury found Jay Cohen guilty of violating the Interstate Wire Act of 1961. Today, the Court of Appeals overturned a previous High Court decision, which allowed Victor Chandler and other U.K. bookmakers to advertise their offshore betting services on electronic media such as teletext.»
AB 2179
28 February 2000
An act to add Section 330d to the Penal Code, relating to gambling.»
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