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Volume: 2 Issue: 5
( 2003)
Keywords:
department of culture media & sport
dcms
cross-border gambling
online gambling
e-gambling
i-gambling
internet gambling
remote gambling
Authors:
lindsey greig
Jurisdictions:
uk
DCMS Position: Paper: Cross-border gambling
The UK Department of Culture Media & Sport published its Position Paper on Remote Gambling at the end of April. The paper reaffirmed ‘the Government’s desire to see Britain become a world leader in the field of online gambling’ and that ‘flexibility will be the key to managing the development of a successful British based remote gambling industry’1. This article, the first of two on the Position Paper, will focus on the cross-border aspects of the UK Government’s proposals.
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