Update 1 - EU Likely to Step up Action over Gaming Curbs
- Feb 26, 2008
The European Commission is expected to step up legal action against the Netherlands and Greece over restrictions to competition in their gaming markets
Read More . . .The European Commission is expected to step up legal action against the Netherlands and Greece over restrictions to competition in their gaming markets
Read More . . .Court will decide whether Graham Calvert is owed a duty of care by William Hill for allowing him to continue betting...
Read More . . .The online gaming industry may be contributing to the Maltese economy but it seems it is also attracting some sharp criticism, which has prompted the Malta Remote Gaming Council to issue a statement on the subject.
Read More . . .Betfair is asking for its own poker customers to return tens of thousands of pounds after a software glitch was exploited by colluding players on its site...
Read More . . .According to Antigua and Barbuda’s attorney at the WTO Mark Mendel, final approval of the compensation claim is virtually a forgone conclusion...
Read More . . .A high level delegation from Antigua met on Thursday with UK Minister for Sport to discuss Antigua's application for "whitelisting" under the UK's recent gambling legislation.
Read More . . .Following last week’s decision by the UK’s Gambling Commission to exclude the Kahnawake in Canada from its white-list of permitted advertisers, the band is considering legal action...
Read More . . .Antigua and Barbuda has expressed disappointment with the United Kingdom's disapproval of its "white listing" application...
Read More . . .Minister of Finance and the Economy Dr. Errol Cort will hold meetings today with United States Trade Representative Ambassador Susan Schwab.
Read More . . .the major gambling licensing centres of Kahnawake and Antigua, with hundreds of existing licensed operators, have had their applications turned down...
Read More . . .An international expert on intellectual property, Jorgen Blomqvist, has warned that Antigua and Barbuda will be in contravention of a major international treaty if it moves ahead with plans to...
Read More . . .BURNABY, BC,- ESI Entertainment Systems Inc. announced today that it is not in a position to report and file its third quarter 2007 financial results on January 14 as required...
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