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Nothern Territory Gaming Control (Internet Gaming) Regulations - Page 2
13 August 1999
Internet gaming legislation for the Northern Territory of Australia.»
Nothern Territory Gaming Control (Internet Gaming) Regulations - Page 3
13 August 1999
Internet gaming legislation for the Northern Territory of Australia.»
Nothern Territory Gaming Control (Internet Gaming) Regulations - Page 4
13 August 1999
Internet gaming legislation for the Northern Territory of Australia.»
SportsLine Eyes European Market
12 August 1999
SportsLine USA is turning to the European market to build a larger fan base, adding information on European sports, events and even links to online wagering sites.»
Internet and Telephone Wagering under the EPZ Act
12 August 1999
RE: LICENSING REQUIREMENTS FOR THE PROVISION OF TELEPHONE AND/OR INTERNET GAMING SERVICES BY A CERTIFIED EPZ BUSINESS WITHIN AN EPZ»
The Export Processing Zone Act
12 August 1999
IGN reported in July that Belize has reentered the online gaming scene by scrapping the Computer Wagering Licensing Act of 1994 and instead utilizing the Export Processing Zone to cater to Internet and telephone gaming well as other forms of electronic data processing. Since then, we've obtained a copy of the legislation and a letter from the solicitor General clarifying that the Act covers Internet and telephone gaming services.»
Contracting for an E-Commerce Website
11 August 1999
Attorney Mark Grossman offers a basic outline for contractual considerations you need to take into account in creating an e-commerce site for your business. Don't sign a contract for the development of a website until you read this!»
IGW Raises Licensee Total to Seven
11 August 1999
Two well established sports betting operations officially took there services to the Internet this week, becoming the sixth and seventh licensees of gaming software developer Interactive Gaming & Wagering N.V.»
E-Commerce in the House
11 August 1999
Electronic commerce moved up the ranks after the U.S. House Commerce Committee approved two bills last week: the Consumer and Investor Access to Information Act of 1999 and the Electronic Signature in Global and National Commerce Act.»
Casinos Free to Air TV Ads
10 August 1999
Commercial casinos may run radio and television advertisements in all 50 states without fear of prosecution, the U.S. Department of Justice said in a court filing. »
The Interactive Gaming Lawsuit of the Week is Brought to You By…
10 August 1999
Interactive Gaming & Communications Corp. (IGC) is proceeding into the damages and financial restitution phase of its injunction and lawsuit against Total Entertainment, Ltd. in May.»
Opportunities in Dominica
10 August 1999
The Commonwealth of Dominica markets itself as an offshore haven with flexible legislation and tax-free income, hoping to bring international investors. Operating an Internet gaming site is among the opportunities Dominica offers, and to make things easier for prospective licensees, the Ministry of Finance has launched a new informative website. »
Gocorp Scandal Claims Another
9 August 1999
Queensland Parliament Deputy Speaker Bill D'Arcy, under heavy pressure from Premier Peter Beattie, has stepped down from his position pending an investigation by the Criminal Justice Commission (CJC). The Commission is conducting an inquiry into Parliament's decision to grant Gocorp Pty Ltd a license to operate an online casino.»
An IGN Q & A: Bryan Frost (Part 1)
9 August 1999
While chaos engulfs the political scene in Queensland, the forecast for interactive gambling throughout the rest of Australia continues to be bright. Lasseters Casino in Alice Springs continues to enjoy success as the country's first land-based casino to go cyber. Wrest Point Casino in Tasmania could be the second outfit to take the plunge. A major role in making it happen will be played by a company called Trans-Global Interactive (TGL), which owns 50 percent of Sydney-based Gaming & Entertainment Technology Systems, the software supplier for Wrest Point. IGN caught up with Bryan J. Frost, one of the directors at TGL, to discuss the future of his company in the online gaming industry.»
The 'Other' IGN Signs its First Licensee
8 August 1999
The redundantly redundantly named IGN Internet Global Network Inc. announced that it has agreed with Universe Holdings Inc. to jointly own and operate an online casino using IGN's Internet gaming software, Casinos of the World. Meanwhile, Universe is expected to be acquired soon by GNI Petrolium Inc.»
Ladies and Gentlemen… The Doors
8 August 1999
If "content is king," online gambling portals are wearing the crown. Offering free e-mail, chats, gambling news, links to online gaming sites and more, these portals are opening a whole new door to the world of Internet gambling.»
GIC Introduces New Lottery
8 August 1999
GIC Global Intertainment Corporation, a redundantly reduntantly named gaming software developer based in the Commonwealth of Dominica, announced this week the official launch of its Millennium Lottery 2000 website.»
Delaware Park Signs with You Bet
7 August 1999
Delaware Park has joined the online race and partnered with Youbet.com, Inc. The track becomes the 32nd race track to join the You Bet network. »
For Those Who Missed the Big Show…
7 August 1999
The Inaugural Global Interactive Gaming Summit & Expo '99 offered a wealth of information and networking opportunities for the industry when it took place in Vancouver in late June. Now, you can reclaim both the information as well as the presentations which took place at that premier event.»
PSGSC to Reconvene this Month
7 August 1999
The Public Sector Gaming Study Commission (PSGSC), a sane alternative to the National Gambling Impact Study Commission, has scheduled its next meeting for August 20-21 in Boston Massachusetts. One of the primary focuses of the agenda this time around is the lottery.»
A $150,000 Attraction
6 August 1999
Football season is a few weeks away and mammoth mounds of cash are drifting toward Caribbean Islands, but each year there are more bookmakers waiting at the shore to ride their portion of the tidal wave. As competition becomes more prominent, it's necessary for everyone to have a draw, and Sportsbook.com, an online sportsbook operated by Global Internet, has answered with a big-time promotion.»
Chartwell Eyes Chinese Market
6 August 1999
Chartwell Technology Inc. is attempting to break into the Asian market by releasing a Chinese language version of its Casino Casino Internet gaming software. This version is virtually identical to the English version, including all of the Java-based parlor games, video poker games and slots.»
WebTV Heads Down Under
6 August 1999
The WebTV market has always been in the sights of online casino businesses. Not too many have made the push to conquer it, however, because WebTV users are based in the U.S., where there is a strong push for Internet gambling prohibition. That could change soon.»
A Deteriorating Situation in Queensland
6 August 1999
The controversy surrounding the granting of an online gaming license in Queensland to Gocorp Pty Ltd is heating up and could reach a boil at any moment.»
More Shades of Prohibition
5 August 1999
Despite the overall awareness that imposing laws restricting Internet business is detrimental to the medium's growth, U.S. Congress continues to attempt laying down the law in cyber space. The House of Representatives continued the trend Tuesday by passing a bill that restricts online, cross-state alcohol sales. »
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