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Discussion with VEIL Interactive Technologies' Ted Koplar

12 February 2002
See also "VEIL Technology Inserts Data into Video." IGN: You're starting to explore possibilities within the interactive gaming market. Do you think there are some possibilities there for the technology? Ted Koplar: Yes. We are certainly not industry experts within the gaming community, but we have ... (read more)
 

VEIL Technology Inserts Data into Video

11 February 2002
An unlikely means to an end has positioned an American technology company on the edge of the interactive gaming marketplace. The firm could find its platform in high demand in the near future. Originally hoping to develop technology that would enable children to play interactively with their favorite TV ... (read more)
 

Impreveduto Pre-files I-Gaming Bil

7 February 2002
With the Democratic party in control of the New Jersey Legislature, the outlook for a bill that seeks to regulate online gaming looks much brighter. Tony Impreveduto, an assemblyman from the Garden State, said he is confident that his bill, which was introduced last year but never made it out of committee, has a better chance of being heard before the entire legislature this year. ... (read more)
 

Q & A: Charles Malir, Orbis

7 February 2002
For years Orbis has been developing software solutions for the gaming industry. The international cooperation has diversified itself by offering platforms for both land-based betting facilities and online operations. IGN recently sat down with Charles Malir, the managing director for Orbis' U.K. operations. ... (read more)
 

Super Bowl Both Good and Bad for Bookmakers

6 February 2002
It remains a fuzzy picture three days after Super Bowl XXXVI, but it appears that online sports books and their land-based counterparts saw plenty of betting action from the game. The Nevada Gaming Control Board is expected to release its figures from the state's bookmakers, but early indications project ... (read more)
 

Fahrenkopf Still Opposed to I-Gaming

1 February 2002
A day after published media reports had Frank Fahrenkopf siding with Interactive gaming interests on Capitol Hill, the American Gaming Association chief remains adamant that the land-based lobbying group is still opposed, in principle, to online gaming. Fahrenkopf met this week with Rep. Bob Goodlatte, ... (read more)
 

Q & A: Jo Jo Primrose, Betfair.com

31 January 2002
This year got off to a rocking start for the person-to-person betting exchange sector as two of its biggest players, Betfair.com and Flutter.com, merged. Following news of the merger, IGN chatted with Jo Jo Primrose, Betfair's head of marketing, about the direction of the new company and how the merger is ... (read more)
 

One Weekend in the Books

28 January 2002
Just days after California's racing board gave the final approval for account wagering, the state's two licensees have got their services up and running. On Thursday, the California Horse Racing Board (CHRB) approved Magna Entertainment and Television Games Network as the first two operators allowed to ... (read more)
 

UK Government, Gaming Group Share Goa

24 January 2002
Interactive gaming interests in England are gearing up for what they hope is a future of regulated gaming on the Internet. A new association has been formed among I-gaming operators and suppliers to help give the industry a unified voice as the U.K. government moves forward with recommendations in Alan Budd's Gambling Review Report. ... (read more)
 

CasinoAOL's Spin on P2P Gambling

15 January 2002
It may not be exactly like the system that caught headlines and international attention in the music industry, but the person-to-person craze that was spurred by Napster has spread to the interactive gaming industry. P2P gaming is nothing new. Betting sites have long been pairing up individuals who are looking for a new way to bet. ... (read more)

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