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A recent article in the Cyprus Mail revealed that online gambling operators are very upset with the government which has implemented a new law causing many online gambling operators to close in Cyprus. Several firms are looking to the courts for justice because in their opinion the new law is in violation of EU regulations.

One firm AA Crown Bet Ltd., is considering suing the Cyprus Republic and they are appealing to the European Court of Justice to review the laws in Cyprus which they consider to be discriminatory.

Read More: Cyprus Under Fire For Online Gambling Laws

Why this black Friday is not ending? They are continue to end a good source of entertainment.
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According to Candi Fox, Indianapolis Entertainment Examiner, a tragedy in Aurora, Colorado occurred on Friday, July 20, 2012. Later that morning, President Obama was scheduled to speak at the Harborside Event Center in downtown Fort Myers. He did. In addition, some entertainers had something to say as well.

As for the president, Harborside had a full live audience intent on what the Commander in Chief had to say, and those who could not attend listened to TV or radio. One of Fort Myers' own commented on the tragedy as well as a Colorado resident (see comments below) plus two baseball players.

Read More: Entertainers and President Obama comment on the Aurora tragedy - Ft. Myers Entertainment | Examiner-com

Aurora tragedy was just to bring down rising moving "batman rises 2012". There are 2 schools of thoughts either it is done to give the movie more media coverage and the other school of though says its just to bring down the movie.
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Man the summer weeks are flying by, I can not believe it is time again for CSR’s Weekly Recap! Well if you missed us this week and your tuning in let’s play catch up on what is going on with the latest in the online gambling industry.

Senator Harry Reid and Republican Senate Minority Kyl have a deal on legislation to legalize online poker; Raymond Bitar, the former Full Tilt Poker CEO is facing life in prison after the U.S. Department of Justice amended its 15-month-old nine-count indictment against the gaming executive.

Nevada’s South Point Poker is set to become the first real money US online poker. South Point’s gaming system has already been approved by an independent testing laboratory, the Vegas-based company’s application for an online poker license is set to be heard by the Nevada Control Board (GC😎 next month.

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With States falling further into debt and a massive federal deficit, many are talking about expanding the sports-betting industry and relaxing regulations surrounding online gambling in order to boost tax revenue. The standard set of negative concerns about gambling are always brought up, addiction, obsession and the loss of money. This is countered by the claim that gambling is just a form of entertainment, while some people will spend their money on theatre or concert tickets, other wish to spend it on gambling.

Now it is beginning to dawn on people that the government can also benefit. Last year the commercial casino sector in the US brought in $35.64 billion in revenues with $6.07 billion coming from the Las Vegas strip. All of these revenues are taxable which means the government can claim a significant amount of money.

Read More: Taxable Gambling Revenues Could Help Solve Budget Crisis - Online Casino Archives
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While businesses are still figuring out how to utilize the iPad in their day-to-day activities, the world’s most popular tablet is being used what Apple intended it for: Surfing the internet and consuming entertainment.

A new report by the Consumer Intelligence Research Partners shows that 27 percent of people primarily use their iPad for surfing the internet, while 40 percent use it for playing games and enjoying entertainment. “Entertainment includes watching video, looking at photo and listening to music,” the report says.

Read More: iPad mainly being used for internet browsing, entertainment - iPAD.BLORGE
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When the UIGEA was passed in 2006 as an attachment to the Safe Port bill, I wrote an article expressing disgust that the government would sink so low as to attach a gambling bill to one designed to protect the country from terrorism. I received an email response from a politician (Democrat by the way); claiming that my article wasn’t well thought out because gambling and terrorism indeed were related. The politician stated that terrorists can use online gambling sites to launder money so the connection was reasonable.

That same logic was laid out in 2002 by Assistant Attorney General John Malcolm at a conference in England as well. These were his comments:

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Of the many low points of the last Labour government, one of the most contemptible was its effort to encourage the spread of casinos and internet betting, when families were already being ripped apart by gambling addiction.

Indeed, it was only after a public outcry, led by the Mail, that the then Culture Secretary watered down her plans for a free-for-all, ditching supercasinos and setting up the Gambling Commission to regulate the industry.

So this paper is appalled that a Conservative-led group of MPs is seeking to revive the liberalisers’ discredited agenda, urging that strict rules preventing the spread of casinos and gambling machines should be relaxed.

Read more: Don't repeat Labour's mistake on gambling | Mail Online
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“Do you neglect household chores at home or school to spend more time online or video gaming? Do you block disturbing thoughts about your life with soothing thoughts of the Internet or video gaming? Do you prefer excitement of the Internet or video gaming to intimacy with your friends or partner?”

These are just some of the questions from a survey on Internet and technology usage and addiction from reSTART, which calls itself the “nation’s first retreat center program specializing in problematic Internet, video game, and technology use.” Founded three years ago in Fall City, Washington, there have been forty-five people who have gone through the program.

Read More: Are You Addicted to the Internet? | Jewish & Israel News Algemeiner-com
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The P.E.I. government is investing $4 million into a British internet gaming company called Roboreus, and the Opposition is concerned about the poor performance of the product in a pilot project. The company is behind Atlantic Lottery's new online game called GeoSweep. Instead of picking numbers players pick a favourite location on a map of Atlantic Canada. There are more than 2.3 million such locations, called Geos, up for grabs across Atlantic Canada. The cost to own a Geo is $7.50 for 30 days.


Read More: $4M invested by P.E.I. in new gambling product - Prince Edward Island - CBC News
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The technology for money processing has been making life and paying for our purchases and services simpler and easier. Smart-phones are functioning on a much higher level than one could only have imagined a mere decade ago. When it comes to money processing the technology that is sweeping across North America and Europe is a retail payment solution called Near Field Communication or NFC.

Most of us are familiar with the pay pass with credit card chips but this service allows one to use a smart cell phone to do the leg work and pay the bill at the point of purchase. As more manufacturers of smart phones embed the necessary chip in their products it has been concluded by a recent Juniper Research report that the i-gaming industry could benefit seven fold by the technology’s availability by the year 2017.Those retail payments made with the use of NFC could exceed $180 Billion by then.

Read More: Online Gambling and Contactless Payments Unite
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Usually, it doesn’t make headlines when Simon Cowell bumps heads with someone. After all, he is one of the biggest contrarians of our generation and hardly agrees with anyone. But recent headlines have surfaced that Cowell is having some friction with another superstar personality and if he knows what’s good for him, he won’t argue with a woman.

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Cowell brought on Britney Spears to be a judge on Season 2 of X Factor USA and it looks like the two aren’t quite seeing eye to eye. Cowell, who is normally the bad guy, has labeled Spears as “mean” and called Demi Lovato, the other new judge on the show, a “brat”.

Before you jump the gun and think that this is serious hurdle in the tapings of season 2, which are currently going through the Miami auditions right now, don’t be alarmed. Cowell says that he’s always wanted to work with Spears and that there’s something really likable about Lovato.

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Spears and Lovato are replacing Paula Abdul and Nicole Scherzinger, who judged the first season, and both are likely to increase the profile of the show. Spears has a huge following while Lovato is a rising star in her own right.

Even so, it’s interesting to hear Cowell – who is normally one of the toughest people to deal with – talk about Spears and Lovato as being the tough guys. One thing is for sure: it should add more intrigue to the upcoming season 2.

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Mark Pincus, chief executive of Zynga, said in a conference call with analysts today that the company will launch its first real-money online gambling poker game in the first half of 2013. The game will likely be launched outside the U.S., since real-money online gambling is still illegal in the vast majority of states.

There are regulatory roadblocks in many countries, but Europe is pretty open. Pincus said the launch will be subject to online gambling regulatory reviews. Zynga’s non-real-money poker game, Zynga Poker, accounted for 18 percent of revenue. In that game, users purchase poker chips with real money, but they cannot cash out any winnings.


Read More: Zynga to launch real-money gambling online games in 2013 | VentureBeat
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The witnesses invited to provide testimony at Thursday’s online gambling Senate hearing pertaining to tribal interests has been released by committee members.

The U.S. Senate Committee on Indian Affairs will debate the “Regulation of Tribal Gaming: From Brick & Mortar to the Internet” by hearing testimony from Tracie Stevens, Chairwoman of the National Indian Gaming Commission, Washington, DC; Bruce ”Two Dogs” Bozsum, Chairman of the Mohegan Tribe, Uncasville, CT; Glen Gobin, Secretary of the Tulalip Tribes of Washington, Tulalip, WA; Jamie Hummingbird, Chairperson of the National Tribal Gaming Commissioners/Regulators, Tahlequah, OK; Elizabeth Homer, Attorney, Homer Law, Washington, DC; and Jon Porter, a former Congressman and currently President of Porter Gordon Silver Communications, Las Vegas, NV.

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The game merger and acquisition craze is still hot in 2012 thanks to the rapid growth in the number and size of game deals this year.

Data from the Corum Group, a mergers and acquisitions services company, and Digi-Capital show that this year continues to be a hot one for the game industry, according to a presentation by Jim Perkins and Alina Soltys at the Casual Connect game conference in Seattle.

“Gambling and gaming has become a very important sector,” Perkins said. “Overall, M&A in gaming is a frenzy.”

Two big deals signal the shift that is happening this year toward mobile and cloud gaming. Zynga bought OMGPOP for at least $180 million as it sought to capture the benefits of the fast-growing mobile gaming title Draw Something. And Sony gave a big endorsement to cloud gaming with its $380 million acquisition of Gaikai.

Read More: Mobile and online game acquisitions heat up in 2012 | VentureBeat
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Lady Gaga is being sued by toy manufacturer MGA Entertainment for $10 million for an alleged breach of contact after the singer licensed the company to make a doll in her image.

MGA Entertainment claims the singer requested the removal of a voice chip from their Lady Gaga doll, which then jeopardised their ability to meet retail deadlines, reports the New York Daily News. The toymakers allege that Gaga and her team "engaged in intentional and deliberate delays" to postpone its launch until 2013, to coincide with her new album and perfume.

The company claims it sent prototypes to Gaga in March and the singer asked that the doll’s facial structure “be more supermodel-like.”

“Think a prettier version of Gaga,” MGA officials say they were instructed via emails. “Thin out the cheeks and sharpen the jawline. Give her more of a cat-eye and sexier, poutier lips." After meeting Gaga's demands, which also included a "Born This Way" zombie doll ensemble, MGA sent samples back to the singer in April, and that was when she allegedly asked that its voice chip be pulled. The singer then sent word that she wanted shipping delayed to 2013, despite MGA already making deals with distributors on its end.

Read More: Lady Gaga Sued: Toymakers MGA Entertainment Files $10 Million Lawsuit Against The Singer
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Manne wrote:

The parent company of 888 Poker has entered a new agreement which is its 2nd one with a gaming firm based in the United States. 888 Holdings Plc is aiming to expand the reach for its free to play online website as the British based company is expanding in more markets.

This deal was with WMS Gaming Inc. According to the terms and conditions of this deal, the U.S gaming firm, WMS Gaming is going to offer the poker platform of 888 Poker to the land based American casino firms. It will start off being free to play for fun games and will be for real money as soon as a state by state or a nationwide legalization of online gambling occurs. The financial details related to this deal were not announced.


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Okay, thanks for the information.
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Manne wrote:

Lady Gaga is being sued by toy manufacturer MGA Entertainment for $10 million for an alleged breach of contact after the singer licensed the company to make a doll in her image.

MGA Entertainment claims the singer requested the removal of a voice chip from their Lady Gaga doll, which then jeopardised their ability to meet retail deadlines, reports the New York Daily News. The toymakers allege that Gaga and her team "engaged in intentional and deliberate delays" to postpone its launch until 2013, to coincide with her new album and perfume.

The company claims it sent prototypes to Gaga in March and the singer asked that the doll’s facial structure “be more supermodel-like.”

“Think a prettier version of Gaga,” MGA officials say they were instructed via emails. “Thin out the cheeks and sharpen the jawline. Give her more of a cat-eye and sexier, poutier lips." After meeting Gaga's demands, which also included a "Born This Way" zombie doll ensemble, MGA sent samples back to the singer in April, and that was when she allegedly asked that its voice chip be pulled. The singer then sent word that she wanted shipping delayed to 2013, despite MGA already making deals with distributors on its end.

Read More: Lady Gaga Sued: Toymakers MGA Entertainment Files $10 Million Lawsuit Against The Singer

Maybe because she felt insulted. Maybe she want the exact copy of her image.
What do you think?
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Manne wrote:

“Do you neglect household chores at home or school to spend more time online or video gaming? Do you block disturbing thoughts about your life with soothing thoughts of the Internet or video gaming? Do you prefer excitement of the Internet or video gaming to intimacy with your friends or partner?”

These are just some of the questions from a survey on Internet and technology usage and addiction from reSTART, which calls itself the “nation’s first retreat center program specializing in problematic Internet, video game, and technology use.” Founded three years ago in Fall City, Washington, there have been forty-five people who have gone through the program.

Read More: Are You Addicted to the Internet? | Jewish & Israel News Algemeiner-com

I think yes, I am Internet Addict. I spend 15 hours a day browsing in Internet. BUt I am scared when I heard that too much Internet is bad for our health.
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A gunman wearing a gas mask opened fire early Friday at a suburban Denver theater at the opening of the Batman movie "The Dark Knight Rises," killing 14 people and injuring at least 50 others, authorities said.

The gunman, who is in custody, stood at the front of the theater and fired into the crowd about 12:30 a.m. MDT at a multiplex theater in a mall in Aurora.

"Witnesses tell us he released some sort of canister. They heard a hissing sound and some gas emerged and the gunman opened fire," Aurora Police Chief Dan Oates said at a news conference.

FBI spokesman Jason Pack said there's no indication in the investigation so far of any connection to terrorism.

Read More: Police: 14 dead in Colorado theater shooting - US News and World Report

That's really a sad news. I pity the victim's family and I hate the gunman who killed 50 people. But this shows that whereever we are, we are not safe. Oh, I remember the movie Final Destination.
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Manne wrote:

While businesses are still figuring out how to utilize the iPad in their day-to-day activities, the world’s most popular tablet is being used what Apple intended it for: Surfing the internet and consuming entertainment.

A new report by the Consumer Intelligence Research Partners shows that 27 percent of people primarily use their iPad for surfing the internet, while 40 percent use it for playing games and enjoying entertainment. “Entertainment includes watching video, looking at photo and listening to music,” the report says.

Read More: iPad mainly being used for internet browsing, entertainment - iPAD.BLORGE

Even students use ipad. Well I can't blame them. Ipad is powerful. You can browse, watch movies and call because of this gadget.
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