Three More Congressmen join Barney Frank's Effort
- Dec 7, 2007
Rep. Barney Franks initiative for repeal of the Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act (UIGEA) continues to gain a little more steam as three more Congressmen join...
Read More . . .Rep. Barney Franks initiative for repeal of the Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act (UIGEA) continues to gain a little more steam as three more Congressmen join...
Read More . . .The Internet Gambling Regulation and Enforcement Act keeps gaining ground as more Congressmen sign their support of this measure.
Read More . . .If the World Trade Organization (WTO) arbitration panel fails to make a ruling on Antigua's USD $3.4 million claim against the United States...
Read More . . .Washington State Attorney Lee Rousso has taken it upon himself to overturn the ill-conceived law, but he has recently run into some typical stall tactics by the state to keep his lawsuit from going to trial...
Read More . . .With the arrests of Nov. 14, analysts and some politicians have renewed the occasional call to make the sports book legal in Atlantic City in an attempt to put the criminals out of business.
Read More . . .Antigua Prime Minister Baldwin Spencer urged Antiguans and Barbudans in New York to champion the cause of the Internet gambling industry and lobby their elected officials.
Read More . . .Barney Frank, John Conyers and six other lawmakers criticized the Bush administration's handling of the issue Internet gambling saying 'US Credibilty' at stake.
Read More . . .Recent news developments point to the States eyeing up revenue from gambling, but not Internet gaming.
Read More . . .“Outdated laws� and “selective enforcement� are to blame for confusion and lack of clarity over the Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act (UIGEA), according to Congress representative Shelly Berkley...
Read More . . .Today the House Judiciary Committee, held a hearing to further discuss the legality and essentially the future of the online gambling industry...
Read More . . .Costa Rica's job market is struggling to cope with a U.S. crackdown on online wagering.
Read More . . .The chairman of what is arguably the most powerful committee in the United States Congress has said the US government is wrong to withdraw its World Trade Organisation (WTO) gambling commitments.
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