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EU accepts US deal on online gambling
18 December 2007
International news brief: The European Union has accepted a US deal which will keep continental gambling and betting companies out of the lucrative American market. »
NETeller Update: Lawrence posts bail
22 January 2007
NETeller co-founder Stephen Lawrence posted bail Friday after appearing before a District of Southern New York Judge.»
NETeller updates US position
31 October 2006
International News Brief: NETeller said today it would continue operating in the US until new regulations on internet gambling, which are expected to make its business illegal in there, are drawn up. »
Internet Wagering Becomes A Felony in Washington State
7 June 2006
Effective today, June 7, 2006, placing a bet over the Internet on an on-line casino is a felony in Washington State, with penalties potentially including a prison term of up to five years and a $10,00...»
Internet Gaming: U.S. Beats Antigua In WTO
22 May 2005
Prof. I. Nelson Rose: If Nevada casinos ever start taking bets online, or state lotteries begin selling their tickets on the Internet, everything changes.»
eCOGRA Supports North Dakota Bill
7 March 2005
The news that a key North Dakota bill seeking to legalise online poker has been welcomed by the online gaming industry's regulatory body.»
eCOGRA and Casino City Announce Collaboration Agreement
11 August 2004
eCommerce and Online Gaming Regulation and Assurance and Casino City today announce a joint collaborative agreement and the introduction of new eCOGRA certification features on the popular Casino City website.»
National Council of Legislators Focus on Online Gambling
2 December 2003
News Brief: Issues related to the loss of tax dollars from Internet wagering will come into focus when state legislators from across the country meet in Las Vegas to focus on public policy questions related to Internet, casino, and other forms of gaming. »
California Legalizes Internet Gambling
16 January 2002
Professor I. Nelson Rose: "California Gov. Gray Davis recently authorized what may be the second largest expansion of legal gambling in the history of the United States."»