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Legal News Archives - Page 31Frank to introduce online gambling bill next week28 April 2009
Rep. Barney Frank is expected introduce legislation designed to overturn the UIGEA next week.
Draft of California online poker bill leaked28 April 2009
No word on who will sponsor the legislation that favors existing gambling establishments in California.
Denmark to break up state gaming monopoly22 April 2009
International news brief: Gambling is expected to enter a new era shortly in Denmark as deregulation opens up the gambling market to international companies.
Perspectives Weekly pieces together the online regulation puzzle22 April 2009
J. Todd takes a look at all of the recent conflicting stories about the online gambling industry and explains why they could mean that regulation is on its way. He also takes a look at the strategy to further expose the rouge Grand Prive online casino.
Bodog regains control of Bodog.com21 April 2009
The online casino Bodog has assumed ownership of its original domain name, Bodog.com.
A retrospective edition of Perspectives Weekly14 April 2009
J. Todd takes a interesting look back at the case of BetOnSports and what last week's guilty plea by founder David Carruthers means to the industry.
Frank to introduce standalone gambling bill8 April 2009
News brief: Barney Frank will be introducing a standalone bill that will establish a licensing and regulatory framework for online gambling operators.
It's Perspectives Weekly live from Amsterdam!8 April 2009
J. Todd reports from CAC Amsterdam this week on the hypocrisy of the European Union as well as a Harvard Medical study about online gambling addiction.
Former BetonSports CEO pleads guilty2 April 2009
David Carruthers pleaded guilty in U.S. federal court to racketeering conspiracy and admitted helping to run an illegal betting operation.
EC: U.S. online gambling laws breach WTO27 March 2009
The European Union said yesterday that a U.S. crackdown on European online gambling companies violates U.S. commitments under the World Trade Organization.
EU says US online gambling laws breach WTO26 March 2009
International news brief: The European Union said on Thursday that a U.S. crackdown on European online gambling breaches World Trade Organization rules.
Perspectives Weekly -- March 20, 200925 March 2009
J. Todd has online gambling news from Party Gaming and the state of Texas as well as a follow-up look at the European Union's ever-changing stance on the industry.
Gambling sites included in Aussie 'blacklist'19 March 2009
A “black list” of Web sites that the Australian government would require ISPs to block has been leaked to Wikileaks and it includes a number of online gambling sites. But the authenticity of the list is being denied by Senator Stephen Conroy, the Minister for Broadband, Communications and the Digital Economy.
Perspectives Weekly -- March 13, 200918 March 2009
J. Todd brings us some good news regarding online gambling this week, as the new U.S. Trade Representative promises to actually follow WTO rules. Plus, what the hell is wrong with the government of South Carolina?
EU warns of online gambling "explosion"12 March 2009
International news brief: Members of the European Parliament have endorsed a report that says member states should continue to hold the right to control gambling and sports betting.
Perspectives Weekly -- March 6, 200911 March 2009
In this week's edition, J. Todd reports on how the online gambling industry is beginning to discover allies in the strangest places and lashes out at the Irish financial institutions that have started to search bank accounts for online gaming transactions.
Perspectives Friday -- February 20, 200921 February 2009
J. Todd of the APCW lands an exclusive interview with Betcha.com owner Nick Jenkins.
PPA cautiously optimistic after S.C. ruling19 February 2009
A judge in South Carolina found that poker is a game of skill, not chance.
Appeals court says Betcha.com is not gambling12 February 2009
Nick Jenkins, the founder of a person-to-person Internet betting exchange called Betcha.com, scored a huge victory when a Washington state appeals court ruled 2-1 Tuesday that his site was not a gambling operation.
Dutch minister to act on illegal gambling sites28 January 2009
News brief: Justice minster Ernst Hirsch Ballin says that he will go after internet gambling sites that target Dutch consumers.
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