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Political Pressure Row Building in U.S.A.

November 10, 2008 (InfoPowa News) -- Political ethics and conflict of interest accusations feature in a new political row over Internet gambling brewing up in the United States last week.  The publication Politico reports that Tennesee Democrat Representative Steve Cohen has accused a top Bush Administration adviser of applying "considerable political pressure" to benefit a…

U.S. Online Poker a Possibility?

November 10, 2008 (InfoPowa News) -- The respected Las Vegas Review-Journal reported this week that the change in the U.S. administration ushered in by last week's elections could be beneficial to online poker in the country. Quoting Harrah's CEO and Chairman Gary Loveman, who was responding to questions on a conference call, the LVRJ reported that…

Microgaming Position Remains Confused (Update)

November 10, 2008 (InfoPowa News) -- Conflicting reports, exacerbated by confusing communications to affiliates from some managers at Microgaming-powered groups, and what appeared to be restricted access to the Microgaming website, all combined as last week ended to create alarm regarding the U.S. intentions of the software provider and its licensees. The largest of the companies…

U.S. Midnight Regulation Rush Is On! (Update)

November 10, 2008 (InfoPowa News) -- CNet News published a guest column at the end of October 2008 that is of considerable interest to the online gambling industry. Authored by Republican economist and elder statesman Dick Armey of the FreedomWorks advocacy group, it presents a chilling picture of government overreach and the consequences to Net…

Aussie Problem Gambling Row Continues (Update)

November 10, 2008 (InfoPowa News) -- Australian politicians Steve Fielding and Nick Xenophon have accused a Senate committee of stalling on their proposed bills aimed at curtailing pokie and problem gambling. The committee, chaired by the Labor government's Claire Moore, rejected the accusation, saying that it was examining three related bills in all that have been…