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Talkster’s free international call service is supposed to be popular among Chinese consumers, but is not welcomed by local telecom operators. While foreign VOIP service providers attempt to capture this huge market, they may have a hard time to grow the business in China.

Seven German sports betting cases are now pending before the ECJ (one from Cologne, three each from Stuttgart and Giessen). The German courts asked the ECJ whether a national monopoly can be upheld under EU law, if there is no coherent and systematic policy. 

NETeller’s agreement to cooperate fully with US authorities in all matters relating to the ongoing investigations by the United States Attorney’s Office could lead to more charges and fines of other companies.   United States Attorney’s Office could go after more companies who were involved in...

Overturning the UIGEA may see a re-entrance by London traded companies back into the USA market This would subsequently increase the market caps of those companies Overturning the UIGEA would also bolster the WTO case against the USA in regards to internet gambling  

Growth of poker in Europe mirroring USA   Largest-ever union of its kind between an offline and an online gaming company   Harrah’s online presence in anticipation of legalized iGaming in USA   Once iGaming USA legalized, Harrah’s should see an increase of betting volume in the tune of...

In its Placanica decision of 6 March 2007, the ECJ ruled that is inconsistent with Community law to criminally sanction the cross-border provision of sports betting. However, several questions remained open. National courts still argue under what circumstances a monopoly with regard to sports betting...

Here is the full link - http://www.thebusinessonline.com/Document.aspx?id=80B498C9-D998-40A9-8E89-9534817F7477 Passage of Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act of 2006 (included in HR 4954, the Port Security Improvement Act of 2006) Market Capitalizations of major London based players decimated UK...

Party has pulled out of the USA market due to the Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act of 2006 (included in HR 4954, the Port Security Improvement Act of 2006) Money spent on advertising in USA to be refocused in Europe Party has the skill set to deliver