Industry code includes watershed provision
- Aug 7, 2007
A 9pm watershed has been included in a new code for socially responsible gambling advertising launched ahead of the new rules governing gambling...
Read More . . .A 9pm watershed has been included in a new code for socially responsible gambling advertising launched ahead of the new rules governing gambling...
Read More . . .In a ruling handed down last month, the court overturned a decision that previously banned a Maltese competitor, Zeturf, from offering online betting associated with horse racing in France...
Read More . . .The executive chairman of Interactive Gaming Holdings (IGH) has put up a robust defence of his company in the face of allegations in the UK’s Racing Post that the company has failed to pay out money owed to customers...
Read More . . .The motivation for the launch of GTS, according to GamCare, is that training is essential for operators’ compliance with the 2005 Gambling Act’s social responsibility regulations...
Read More . . .GENEVA, Switzerland (AFP): Arbitrators will decide on Antigua's attempt to impose 3.44 billion dollars in fines on the United States over a dispute on Internet gambling, the World Trade Organisation said Tuesday...
Read More . . .Reports that the US has told the World Trade Organisation (WTO) that Antigua’s demand for $3.44bn in annual damages to compensate for the UIGEA is...
Read More . . .GENEVA: The tiny Caribbean nation of Antigua and Barbuda asked the World Trade Organization on Tuesday for the right to authorize US$3.4 billion (€2.5 billion) in commercial sanctions against the United States...
Read More . . .We thought the time was right to finish our interview with Mark Mendel, lead counsel for Antigua in this landmark trade case, that we began back at GIGSE in Montreal...
Read More . . .Neteller has this morning released a clarification of the news regarding co-founder John Lefebvre’s guilty plea from 10 July...
Read More . . .Antigua and Barbuda says it has gained the full support of fellow Caribbean Community member states in its ongoing Internet gambling dispute with the United States.
Read More . . .If given the go-ahead by the World Trade Organisation, Antiguan finance minister Errol Cort said in a statement that the compensation would take the form of withdrawing intellectual property protection for US trademarks, patents and industrial designs...
Read More . . .Antigua yesterday filed for formal trade sanctions against the United States, demanding $3.4 billion in compensation from the truculent, recalcitrant super power for failing to open its domestic market to remote gambling services. Antigua, as expected, was not alone...
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