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Pendery v. Starnet
1 November 1999
A New York law firm joined the Earth vs. Starnet battle in mid October by filing a class-action lawsuit against the Antigua-based gambling software supplier claiming that it misled investors. IGN has obtained a copy of the suit, which was filed in the United States District Court District of Delaware.»
Britain Fights Back
1 November 1999
Great Britain's Treasury, alarmed by the loss of revenue to offshore operations of the country's "big three" of gambling--Ladbrokes, Victor Chandler and Coral--has proposed new legislation that would make those companies subject to tax laws that cover subsidiaries of British companies based in tax havens. »
OGS Establishes South African Presence
1 November 1999
Online Gaming Systems, Ltd. announced today that its has purchased a 23.5 percent interest in South African-based Global Payment Technology Holdings (Proprietary) Limited (GPT Limited), a joint venture affiliate of Global Payment Technology, Inc. Initially, GPT Limited plans to enter the Interactive gaming market in South Africa as a distributor of Online Gaming System's product line.»
An AG Replies
29 October 1999
In May 1999, Kansas Attorney General Carla J. Stovall sent to various online gambling website operators a letter informing them that it was illegal to take wagers from people using computers located in the state of Kansas. The Interactive Gaming Council, as it always does when attorneys general flex their muscles, wrote a letter to Stovall expressing its concerns with the consequences of her stance. Unlike other attorneys general, however, Stovall actually responded, albeit four months later.»
Nambling Notes - Oct. 29, 1999
29 October 1999
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. This week: Starnet looks to establish operations in Europe, Citibank debuts an Internet-only credit card, E-Vegas.com seeks a re-listing on the OTC Bulletin Board, and Rep. Goodlatte looks to get his bill moving and more.»
Jose Proves That Preparation Is Necessary
29 October 1999
It's hard to believe that the weather could affect online gambling. Storms like the recent Hurricane Jose, which whooshed through Antigua and Barbuda with 100-plus mph winds, however, can alter your perceptions in a hurry.»
Tracks Support Torricelli
28 October 1999
Eleven Mid-Atlantic track members of the Thoroughbred Racing Association, meeting today at TRA headquarters in Fair Hill, MD, adopted a resolution expressing unanimous support of the Torricelli amendment to Senator Jon Kyl's Interstate Gambling Prohibition Act.»
Digital Documents and Lawsuits
28 October 1999
You may think that the fastest way for your computer to become your enemy is for it to freeze right before you save an important document. Well, that's the second fastest way. The fastest way, and the time you may learn to hate your computer even more, is the day you're sued. This column is a warning that you may have to share what's on your computer with the people who are suing you. It will also talk about strategies for minimizing the damage.»
House Resources Committee Seeks Jurisdiction Over Prohibition Legislation
28 October 1999
It was only a matter of time before Rep. Bob Goodlatte's recently introduced Internet gambling prohibition act ruffled a few feathers in the House of Representatives. One of the largest hurdles for Senator Kyl in getting his bill passed in the Senate has been the opposition of Indian gaming backers who want exemption. A similar opposition has surfaced in the House, as expressed through the following letter written by Don Young, chairman of the Committee on Resources, to Henry Hyde, chairman of the Committee on the Judiciary.»
The Law of Internet Gambling (Page 1)
28 October 1999
Attorney I. Nelson Rose has outlined known Internet gambling laws by US states, Indian tribes and nations around the world. He has highlighted legal definitions of gambling, legal ramifications for those found to be in defiance of laws and some considerations for anyone starting a site. This an excellent quick reference source for anyone in the Internet gaming biz.»
The Law of Internet Gambling (Page 2)
28 October 1999
Attorney I. Nelson Rose has outlined known Internet gambling laws by US states, Indian tribes and nations around the world. He has highlighted legal definitions of gambling, legal ramifications for those found to be in defiance of laws and some considerations for anyone starting a site. This an excellent quick reference source for anyone in the Internet gaming biz.»
The Law of Internet Gambling (Page 3)
28 October 1999
Attorney I. Nelson Rose has outlined known Internet gambling laws by US states, Indian tribes and nations around the world. He has highlighted legal definitions of gambling, legal ramifications for those found to be in defiance of laws and some considerations for anyone starting a site. This an excellent quick reference source for anyone in the Internet gaming biz.»
The Law of Internet Gambling (Page 4)
28 October 1999
Attorney I. Nelson Rose has outlined known Internet gambling laws by US states, Indian tribes and nations around the world. He has highlighted legal definitions of gambling, legal ramifications for those found to be in defiance of laws and some considerations for anyone starting a site. This an excellent quick reference source for anyone in the Internet gaming biz.»
The Law of Internet Gambling
28 October 1999
Attorney I. Nelson Rose has outlined known Internet gambling laws by US states, Indian tribes and nations around the world. He has highlighted legal definitions of gambling, legal ramifications for those found to be in defiance of laws and some considerations for anyone starting a site. This an excellent quick reference source for anyone in the Internet gaming biz.»
Big Changes at Starnet
27 October 1999
Starnet CEO Mark Dohlen has stepped down from his positions and has been replaced by former general counsel Meldon Ellis. One of Ellis' first announcements as the new CEO was the retention of Jones, Jensen & Company, LLC of Salt Lake City, Utah, as the company's auditor.»
eLottery to Provide Online Sales of Jamaica Lottery Tickets
27 October 1999
eLottery announced today that it will be handling online sales of Jamaica Lottery tickets starting in early 2000. The company will sell tickets for the lottery's "Lotto" and "Pick 3" games.»
The House Prohibition Bil
27 October 1999
Virginia Representative Bob Goodlatte last week introduced legislation in the house that would prohibit most forms of Internet gambling. The legislation, with a few exceptions, is a regurgitation of Senator Kyl's bill in the Senate. IGN has obtained a copy of the new House bill. »
Sportingbet.com, J-Craft Ltd. Plan Japanese Site for New Year
26 October 1999
Sportingbet.com (UK) Plc and J-Craft Ltd. have signed a joint venture deal that will launch a Japanese sports betting site, www.sportingbetjapan.com, by January 2000.»
Open the Hatch and Show Us Your Briefs
25 October 1999
Minnesota Attorney General Mike Hatch officially joined the increasingly popular Attorneys General Against Internet Wagering Club (founded by his predecessor, Hubert Humphrey III) when he told the Star Tribune last week that he intends to be a leader in the fight against online gambling. Following is the amicus brief he filed in June in support of AT&T in its court battle with the Coeur d'Alene Indians of Idaho.»
CyberTips - Copyright Registration
25 October 1999
One of the basic tasks that a computer lawyer faces is registering copyrights. Software and websites are just two examples of things that should be copyrighted.»
A Desktop Conference with Ira Rothken
25 October 1999
Attorney Ira Rothken discusses with IGN Publisher Sue Schneider the implications of the settlements between his client, Cynthia Haines, and MasterCard and Visa. How will the settlements affect the future of online gambling? How have they already affected the industry? Find out why and much more about this landmark court case. The RealAudio interview is free to IGN subscribers and costs $20 for non-subscribers.

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Nambling Notes - Oct. 22, 1999
22 October 1999
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. This week: Ladbrokes goes offshore, a new credit card policy regarding Internet gambling, CasinoBuilders.com enters the celebrity casino biz and more.»
A Comprehensive Study of U.S. Internet Usage and Demographics
22 October 1999
A study of US Internet users and their Internet habits has been compiled by eMarketer. The "eUser & Usage Report" covers the total number of US Net users, as well as breaking them down by age, sex, and other demographics.»
Privacy Policies Online
21 October 1999
Business to consumer e-commerce is exploding. It would grow even faster if consumers weren't hearing things like, "Don't use your credit card online," "Don't give out your personal information when Web surfing," and "When you're online, you leave a data trail of personal information that websites collect and sell."»
New Goodlatte Bill Comes to Fruition
21 October 1999
The recently announced House version of the Internet Gambling Prohibition Act, sponsored by Rep. Bob Goodlatte (R-VA), was filed this morning. With a few exceptions, Goodlatte's bill resembles the Senate version drafted by Arizona Senator Jon Kyl.»
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