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US Government Seizes Domain In NFL-Inspired Raids

[caption id="attachment_17036" align="alignright" width="300" caption="Domain names and jerseys were seized in the raids."][/caption] On the eve of the Super Bowl, government agents were busy seizing 307 web domains suspected of infringing on National Football League copyrights. Most of the sites were accused of selling counterfeit NFL jerseys and accessories. But at least 16 of the…

Legal Updates in Online Gambling: Mexico

Gaming laws across the planet are in a constant state of change as governments and private businesses hustle to grab revenues wherever they can. To help our readers keep up with these developments, CAP is taking a closer look at the current state of iGaming in a number of key markets including Germany, Sweden, and…

South Korea Online Gambling Legal Updates

Gaming laws across the planet are in a constant state of change as governments and private businesses hustle to grab revenues wherever they can. To help our readers keep up with these developments, CAP is taking a closer look at the current state of igaming in a number of key markets. Last week we looked…

US State Stances On Online Gambling

The legality of online gambling in the United States is always ambiguous. Casino affiliates are often confused as to what the Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act (UIGEA) of 2006 covers, and on whether there are different  laws in place that ban the participation and offering of online gambling in different states. The answer to these…

German Gaming Laws A Work In Progress

Gaming laws across the planet are in a constant state of change as governments and private businesses hustle to grab revenues wherever they can. To help our readers keep up with these developments, CAP is taking a closer look at the current state of igaming in a number of key markets. This week we’re looking…

SOPA Protest Impact and Updates

Some of the Internet’s biggest, and smallest, players joined forces this week to protest the proposed Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA). Protests ranged from Wikipedia (and about 10,000 other site) shutting down completely for the day to individuals who placed small graphics on their Facebook pages. Offline, Internet users flooded the switchboards in Washington to…