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Legal News Archives - Page 38Perspectives 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.
Perspectives Tuesday -- January 27, 200928 January 2009
This week's Perspectives Tuesday looks at the possibility of the UIGEA being repealed in 2009. Plus, great news for online gambling from the U.S. after Colorado joined Pennsylvania in declaring poker a skill game.
PPA applauds Colorado poker case ruling26 January 2009
A jury in Colorado found the organizer of a poker league not guilty of illegal gambling.
Obama brings hope, but the UIGEA is here to stay for now22 January 2009
Casino City's Vin Narayanan warns that while momentum is building toward halting the UIGEA, the new Obama administration has bigger problems to deal with right now and any movement on the regulations will likely have to wait another year.
APCW Perspectives Tuesday - January 20, 200921 January 2009
This week's Perspectives Tuesday reports that UIGEA regulations have gone into effect, while revealing shocking confessions from both the APCW and the GPWA about their Cardspike investigation.
PPA makes statement regarding Kentucky Court of Appeals ruling20 January 2009
Poker Players Alliance Executive Director John Pappas calls Tuesday favorable decision for online gambling sites in Kentucky a "tremendous victory for Internet freedom."
Kentucky appeals court blocks seizure of online gambling domains20 January 2009
In a 2-1 decision, the Kentucky Court of Appeals ruled today that the state could not seize 141 online gambling domains because domain names are not gambling devices under Kentucky law.
Perspectives Tuesday -- January 6, 20096 January 2009
In the inaugural edition of Perspectives Tuesday, the APCW's J. Todd reports on the developing story about CardSpike and its association with management at Casino Affiliate Programs (CAP).
Utah wants to deal itself out of online gambling29 December 2008
News brief: State lawmakers are pushing legislation to ensure that all forms of gambling, including gambling done online, remain illegal in Utah.
APCW Perspectives Weekly - December 19, 200823 December 2008
This week's edition of the APCW's Perspectives Weekly focuses on the founder of PartyGaming pleading guilty to violating the U.S. Federal Wire Act. It also updates the ongoing Grand Prive' Casino Group situation.
APCW Special Video Report -- December 23, 200823 December 2008
Before taking a Christmas break, J. Todd has good news concerning both the Kentucky domain name seizure case and the late payments to players by Gambling Wages.
Pinnacle Sports stops offering North American horse races18 December 2008
The prominent offshore bookmaker announced on its Web site this week that it is suspending betting on North American horse races immediately, prompting one legal expert to speculate that the company is simply "being safe, rather than sorry."
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