The Treasury Department has finalized regulations that would effectively ban online gambling in the U.S. and is trying to have them implemented in the waning days of the Bush administration.
Read More . . .On election day, I thought it would be a useful exercise to recap what little we know about the two major presidential candidates positions on gaming related issues.
Amidst an ongoing legal battle in the Commonwealth of Kentucky in the United States, several online poker rooms and networks have altered their policies towards players from that locale...
Read More . . .Internet gambling companies and online commerce groups want Kentucky's Court of Appeals to toss the state's lawsuit that resulted in the seizure of online gambling Web sites.
Read More . . .Kentucky is attempting to force 141 online gambling sites and companies, including online poker sites, to collectively pay it more than $1 billion...
Read More . . .Attorneys representing 141 Internet gambling Web sites have asked the state Court of Appeals to dismiss a lawsuit that Gov. Steve Beshear filed against them last month...
Read More . . .As unemployment climbs, the economy slows, and banks collapse, there are admittedly bigger fish to fry. But if the candidate’s online gambling position is paramount to you as a voter, consider...
Read More . . .A judge in Kentucky seized the Web addresses of more than 140 Internet-gambling sites last week, the latest example of how local governments can affect online businesses with physical operations beyond their jurisdictions.
Read More . . .Who could come up with a way to stifle the Internet, an engine for creativity, access and knowledge? Franklin County Circuit Court Judge Thomas Wingate...
Read More . . .The 44-page order and opinion Judge Thomas Wingate presented today regarding the seizure of 141 online gambling domain names...
Read More . . .A settlement between the US Department of Justice and London-listed internet gambling operators may finally be in sight...
Read More . . .Kentucky Governor Beshear last month snuck around to find a judge who would help him seize 141 Internet gambling sites.
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