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Failed online gaming bill likely to return
Greenville News Moak's "Mississippi Lawful Internet Gaming Act" was a reaction to a 2011 US Justice Department ruling that held that the Interstate Wire Act of 1961 was being interpreted as only outlawing sports betting. In the past, the federal Wire Act was … |
 Daily Mail |
Online gambling, watching movies and taking naps on duty: What really goes on …
Daily Mail Staff allegedly took naps on blow up mattresses, gambled on the internet and watched movies while on shift, according to reports released this week by the US Office of Special Counsel, an agency formed to help and protect whistle-blowers inside federal … Air traffic controllers caught napping, watching movies, and gambling on the job |
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Europe Online Gaming Report 2012
MarketWatch (press release) European Online Gaming Market shows positive Development In its latest "Europe Online Gaming Report 2012" Hamburg-based secondary market research firm yStats.com analyzes the European online gaming market in detail and excludes online gambling … Global Online Gaming Report 2012 |
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$ 1.5 Billion – What Online Gambling Regulation May Be Worth to India Per Year …
EON: Enhanced Online News (press release) NEW DELHI–(EON: Enhanced Online News)–India could be missing out on as much as $ 1.5 billion in lost tax revenue by not regulating online gambling. This is the conclusion reached in an in-depth report conducted and published by OnlineCasino.in, … Technology > Press releases > Miscellaneous > $ 1.5 Billion – What Online … |
 NY Convergence |
Internet Gambling Bill Moves Forward in NJ
Wall Street Journal An Internet gambling bill being considered by New Jersey lawmakers could allow Atlantic City's casinos to take bets from people in other states or countries, although key details remain to be worked out. A state Assembly panel approved the bill on … Online Gambling Bill Gets Approved by NJ State Assembly BRIEF: Online gambling bill clears Assembly committee New Jersey Assembly panel approves online gambling bill |
 The Star-Ledger – NJ.com |
Online gambling bill advances in Assembly
NorthJersey.com BY JOHN BRENNAN An Assembly committee on Thursday approved a bill that could make New Jersey the first state to allow residents to bet on Internet versions of casino games such as poker and roulette. The Regulatory Oversight and Gaming Committee voted … Internet Gambling Bill Moves Forward in NJ New Jersey Assembly panel approves online gambling bill BRIEF: Online gambling bill clears Assembly committee |
The Star-Ledger – NJ.com |
New Jersey Assembly panel approves online gambling bill
Press of Atlantic City TRENTON — The legalization of Internet wagers cleared the state Assembly's gambling committee Thursday morning, as lawmakers race to make New Jersey the first state that allows Internet betting. “We want to take the lead,” said Sen. Internet gambling in N.J. rolls one step closer to reality Internet gambling bill moves forward in NJ Lesniak Concerned NJ Gov. Christie is Wavering Support for Internet Gambling … |
The Star-Ledger – NJ.com |
Internet gambling bill moves forward in NJ
CBS News An Internet gambling bill being considered by New Jersey lawmakers could allow Atlantic City's casinos to take bets from people in other states or countries, although key details remain to be worked out. A state Assembly panel approved the bill … Internet gambling in N.J. rolls one step closer to reality Online gambling bill clears Assembly committee |
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$ 1.5 Billion – What Online Gambling Regulation May Be Worth to India Per Year …
MarketWatch (press release) NEW DELHI, May 09, 2012 (BUSINESS WIRE) — India could be missing out on as much as $ 1.5 billion in lost tax revenue by not regulating online gambling. This is the conclusion reached in an in-depth report conducted and published by OnlineCasino.in, … |
 Las Vegas Sun |
Legalized Internet gaming would help casinos, trade chief says
FoxReno.com By Richard N. Velotta The approval of online gaming wouldn't negatively impact land-based casinos, the head of the industry's largest association says. Frank Fahrenkopf, president and CEO of the American Gaming Association, said if anything, … Gaming industry: gross revenue nationally up 3 percent from 2010 to 2011 New Jersey's online gambling push slowed by Christie's potential VP run Business notes | Casino industry reports rebound in 2011 |