World Online Gambling Law Report
World Online Gambling Law Report is one of six legal journals published by Cecile Park Publishing. Launched in 2002, World Online Gambling Law Report is an indispensable supply of the most up to date legal and regulatory information for the online gambling and gaming industry on matters such as advertising, online payments, money laundering, security and data protection to name but a few. Written and edited by leading experts in both the law and practice of online gambling, offering unrivalled international experience and insight in this complex industry.
World Online Gambling Law Report provides informed analysis on recent legal developments, case law, policy decisions and potential future developments. It is international, wide-ranging and authoritative, which means that you can keep in touch with developments on a global scale and offer the most beneficial advice to your clients, keeping their businesses both profitable and legal. Why risk business success when you can operate profitably and legally?
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An annual subscription to World Online Gambling Law Report costs £570 (£590 if subscribing from outside the United Kingdom), which includes 12 monthly hardcopies and access to an online user account.
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- The proportion of adults participating in remote gambling has fallen, according to latest figures released by the UK Gambling Commission
- Research group PublicMind: 58% of New Jersey residents oppose plans for Atlantic City casinos to offer e-gambling, 31% in favour of plans
- World Intellectual Property Organization ruling prevents California-based Baysound LLC from using the 32x.com domain name
- Bwin, Betfair and William Hill among added to Belgian black list
- Bwin, Betfair and William Hill among added to Belgian black list
- Sweden set to regulate online gambling. All four of the coalition government’s political parties now 'agree liberalisation of the monopolised market is needed'
- New Jersey regulator has approved a bill that would allow state residents to gamble online at Atlantic City casinos
- The European Lotteries Association has called for the prohibition of betting exchanges and spread betting to protect the integrity of sporting events
- Schleswig-Holstein issues first online sports betting licences to Betfair, myBet and NordwestLotto. Licences for casino and poker expected in summer.
- Spain’s Ministry of Finance has said that the new online gaming regulatory regime will come into force on June 1st
- Belgium issues first online betting licences accompanied by an expanded blacklist targeting some of the biggest names in betting
- Swedish Christian Democrat party announces support for online gambling regulation and the need for liberalisation of the monopolised market
- The Italian football federation has confirmed that it is investigating 22 clubs and 61 individuals involved in the latest match-fixing investigation
- New Jersey’s Assembly Regulatory Oversight and Gaming Committee also passes bill to authorise mobile betting at New Jersey racetracks
- New Jersey’s Assembly Regulatory Oversight and Gaming Committee approve bill to allowing state residents to gamble online at Atlantic City casinos
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