Gambit on B2B
19 Oct 09
Starts: 18:30
Duration: 2 hours
The remote gaming gambling sector is only around 15+years old, how can operators align and work with traditional brick & mortar (or well known online) brands, what do media firms look for? Join us at Cass Business School to discuss:
* Brand protection and how to manage reputational risks
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Gambit on Licensing (Brand/Formats)
12th Feb 2009
Gaming gambling (even soft gaming or skill gaming) is essentially FMCG business, like selling Cereals, chocholate bars or insurance/banking/derivative products (for higher stake games like spreadbetting etc.).
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Spreadbetting surprisingly is in fact regulated by the Financial Services Authority, under Financial Services Act of 1986, which means that it is considered as a 'financial product', and naturally, most of their natural audience has been City traders.
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The Republican Platform Committee adopted language Tuesday opposing Internet gambling — a provision that had been stripped from the initial draft as part of an effort to broaden the party’s appeal.
The full 112-member platform committee acted on pleas that Internet gambling victimizes poor people and children.
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