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We work with leading magazines and publishers in this arena. If you are interested in becoming a media partner for this event please contact:
Paul Gilbertson, Marketing Manager
Email: Paul.Gilbertson@terrapinn.com
Tel: +44 (0)20 7092 1245
Fax: +44 (0)20 7242 1508
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The European Casino Association (ECA) represents the interests of almost 900 casinos and 76.000 employees across Europe. Founded in the early 90’s as the European Casino Forum, the ECA has gradually grown over the years and today includes members from Austria, Belgium, the Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Italy, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, and the UK. ECA membership continues to increase with Romania set to join the ECA during the General Assembly in summer 2007.
The main purpose and objective of the European Casino Association (eca) is to address and promote issues related to casinos and/or casino operations and in doing so to provide a focal point on casino matters for casino operators as well as for EU and national policy makers and stakeholders. To this end, the eca aims to serve as a network for information; information that shall be used to communicate and work with the EU institutions on anything related to casino operations.
The Remote Gambling Association became operational on 1st August 2005 as a result of the merger between the Association of Remote Gambling Operators (ARGO) and the Interactive Gaming, Gambling and Betting Association (IGGBA).
The RGA represents the world's largest and most well known remote gambling companies and provides the industry with a single voice on all the issues of importance to regulators, legislators, and key decision makers around the world.
Gambit is destined to be intellectual playground for all those in the gaming, gambling and gamebling industries. Initiated by Cass Business School's Executive MBA alumni, Gareth Wong, founder of GamBond, our aim is to provide a space for networking, mental stimulation and exchange of views on an industry that’s highly innovative, always controversial yet gaining further legitimacy and respects everyday.
Gambit already attract interest from around the globe and we are passionate about creating an eclectic mix of business, legal and technology professions with an interest in debating industry trends and developments.
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iGaming Business Magazine is know for being the market leading trade magazine for the global interactive gaming and gambling industry. Published every two months iGaming Business is received and read by more people than any other comparable publication, and importantly these people are the decision makers in our sector.
iGaming Business prides itself on the fact the editorial is written for the reader and not the advertiser. We believe by taking a strict editorial stance and having industry experts contribute to the magazine means iGaming Business is the first place anyone looks for independent, high quality, news, information, analysis and data on the iGaming sector.
Casino & Gaming International analyses the principal developments in the gaming and gambling markets worldwide – historical background, evolution and consolidation, maturing and reinvention of the casino and gaming sector. Alongside this is the myriad expansion of online, interactive and mobile growth providing technological driver and rapid innovation feeding new investment and capital growth. The deepening infusion of finance today from casino to online is dramatically enhanced by the rapidly emerging European & Asian markets. Consequently, CGI examines its implications for governance and control, community and economic impact, social responsibility and problem gambling, together with its potential solutions, as the industry internationalises its standards and proceeds ultimately to achieve more effective regulation.
Gaming Law Review is the only authoritative Journal covering traditional land-based, Internet and Wireless gaming law. The Journal provides the latest developments in legislative, regulatory and judicial decisions affecting gaming at both the state and federal level in the U.S and in more than 75 countries. Gaming Law Review covers key issues such as, gaming license requirements -- within and across jurisdictions -- legal aspects of credit and collection of debts, litigation in application, siting, and employment issues concerning casino operations, new regulations in Internet and Wireless gaming, legal restrictions on gaming and advertising, gaming tax issues, intellectual property and much more. Legal aspects in all forms of gaming are covered, including casino games, lotteries, sports books and horse racing.
Gaming Law Review is the Official Legal Publication of the International Masters of Gaming Law.
An online resource for casino trade and industry news
Juniper Research provides specialist advice and research services to organisations operating in the wireless sector. Juniper offers in-depth planning and strategic support, with particular emphasis on mobile, wireless, broadband and IP-convergence sectors.
Juniper has recently released a series of two reports focusing on Mobile and Fixed WiMAX, considering the latest opportunities, strategies and forecasts in these sectors courtesy of an experienced senior analyst with a proven track record.
For more on these reports and forecasts into Mobile and Fixed WiMAX, complimentary whitepapers and further details, please visit: www.juniperresearch.com, or contact Michele, michele.ince@juniperresearch.com.
In a fast-growing and ever-changing business like gaming timely, accurate and reliable information is of paramount importance to every concerned party, from individual operators to industry and lobbying associations, from legislators to regulators, from lawyers to judges, from analysts to investors. The same concept holds true also for event organisers and all the components of the academic world and the civil society who may be interested to learn in real time what's up in one of the largest and most profitable businesses worldwide.
'Gamblingcompliance.com aims to be the market leading provider of regulatory, legal and compliance information for the global gambling industry'.
Gamblingcompliance was founded in October 2006 by David Morgan, previously Chief Operating Officer and one of the management team behind www.complinet.com a provider of compliance solutions for the financial services industry.
Gamblingcompliance has been funded by private investors and New Media Spark, a private equity company specialising in web based information companies.
With a combination of technology and content expertise, we effectively track, index and report on regulatory change in all major and emerging jurisdictions to ensure you are up to date with fast moving and complex developments
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