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International Gaming Exhibition, January 2009

How to Handle Online Age Verification
Phishing out Online Threats
Mobile Gaming: The Next Big Thing?
Curbing Money Laundering
The Future of Fraud Prevention
Montel Williams on the International Team Poker League
Exposing Online Gaming Fraud
The Gray Area of Spanish I-gaming
Shedding Light on the Shadow Economy
How the Recession Impacts Online Fraud
The 'Anti-Online Gambling Brigade'
Cybercrime War Stories
Age isn't just a number when it comes to online gambling. As Alderney Gambling Control Commission's senior regulatory inspector, Tom Fears works with online gambling operators on the best way to keep underage folks out. He tells us what's new in online age verification.
Wherever there's big money to be made, organized crime won't be far behind. During his tenure with the FBI, Edward P. Gibson saw a surge in online organized crime. Now as chief cyber security advisor for Microsoft, he keeps an even closer watch on the bad guys.
You don't have to tell Yishai Habari, founder of 777 Mobile, that mobile gaming is hotter than ever. He already has seen the power of this ubiquitous communication device. However, as a mobile gaming operator, he has also witnessed some of the technical hiccups that were bound to come along the way.
Simon Dilloway of Lopham Consultancy is no stranger to both terrorism and money laundering. After spending 30 years with the London Metropolitan Police and a portion of that time as the National Terrorist Financial Investigation Unit team leader, Mr. Dilloway saw firsthand how one crime closely follows the other.
Through a partnership with Magna Entertainment Corporation, Senactive, a software technology provider, has developed a program that can detect fraudulent behavior online. Peter Kühnberger, a specialist consultant with Senactive, gives us some background on the partnership and the software itself.
Emmy winning talk show host and best selling author Montel Williams talks about his latest project: The International Team Poker League. Find out what happens when reality TV meets high-stakes poker.
How does PKR keep fraud off its poker site? Motie Bring, the company's head of transactions, breaks it down for us. Mr. Bring spoke about his company's security procedures on exposing fraud at Clarion Gaming's Combating Cybercrime in Betting & Gaming in London.
The legal framework in Spain regarding online gambling isn't all just black and white, according to Xavier Munoz Bellvehi. The founding partner at Legal Link, a Spanish legal firm, has studied these gray areas along with the new state-level I-gaming regulation that's in the works. He shared his knowledge about this emerging market at Combating Cybercrime in Betting & Gaming in January.
Maksym Schipka estimates that the shadow economy at one point became as big as the world's drug trade market. What is this dark side of the Web? The senior architect at MessageLabs, a service provider for electronic communications management, gave us a glimpse of this underworld at the Combating Cybercrime in Betting & Gaming in London.
With company budgets shrinking, Lord Erroll believes more people might be tempted to commit fraud -- especially online. Hear his reasons and also find out how he thinks businesses got into this financial mess.
Leon Thomas, head of regulatory compliance for PartyGaming, says it's time for the industry to confront the "anti-online gambling brigade." An industry-wide media campaign to do just that is in the works, and Thomas presented the case in London at the Combating Cybercrime in Gaming & Betting conference.
What are blended attacks? Peter Wood, First Base Technologies' chief of operations, studies these war stories and shared them at the Combating Cybercrime in Betting & Gaming conference in January 2009. Listen and learn from
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European iGaming Congress & Expo, Sept 2008

Mark Blandford Evaluates New I-Gaming Products
Pete Picton, The Sun Online - Mastering Online Content
Petter Nylander on 'Money-tainment,' EU Hypocrisy, and the I-Gaming Stigma
Pool Betting Made Easy
The Pan-European 'Dream'
'We Embrace the Freedom of Movement of Services'
'Quality of People Is Everything' for Startups
Leigh Nissim on White-Label Distribution
The Entrepreneurial Spirit
The Alternative to White Labeling
'We Are Not the Regulators'
Rise of the Gamer Generation
Reinventing Fantasy Sports
Embracing Web 2.0 in the Corporate World
He's not the toughest of dragons, but Blandford knows what works in the I-gaming space, and he shares what he thinks is key.
Recorded Sept. 24 at the European iGaming Congress & Expo.
Find out how an Iconic brand made a splash online but turning the readers into contributors.
Recorded Sept. 23 at the European iGaming Congress & Expo.
When it comes to sharing strong opinions, Unibet's CEO is never at a loss for words.
Recorded Sept. 24 at the European iGaming Congress & Expo.
People love betting pools, but the online uptake doesn't necessarily reflect this. Sean Glass, founder of Pickum, says this is because no one has presented an online pool-betting interface that is user-friendly . . . until now.
Could European member states come to terms on a set of standardized pan-European I-gaming regulatory directives? Wes Himes of Policy Action concedes that it is not an easy feat, but he also says there will be a tipping point.
The UK regulatory model for gambling is consistent with EU policy regarding the freedom of movement of services, but the European Commission has its work cut out for it when it comes to harmonization among most member states. Tony Coles and Nick Nocton of Jeffrey Green Russell Solicitors explain.
Recorded Sept. 24 at the European iGaming Congress & Expo.
A superb business plan means nothing to investors if you don't have the right team to execute it. Paul Kanareck of FreemantleMedia explains.
Recorded Sept. 24 at the European iGaming Congress & Expo.
St. Minver's commercial director believes the I-gaming market is finally waking up to the white-label model.
Moments after sitting on the EiG Launchpad panel, Cyberarts' Ken Arnold said the entrepreneurial spirit is alive and well in the interactive gambling space.
PKR's Jez San says operators who truly want to "conquer a market" forgo the plainness and monotony of white labeling to strive for products that are unique and exciting.
Following a lively debate with Unibet's Petter Nylander, Jeanette Strom of Svenska Spel explains why her company is not to blame for the hand dealt to private operators.
Best selling author David Kushner discusses the commonalities between gamers and gamblers. The gambling industry, he says, can learn quite a bit from the computer and video gaming world.
Five entrepreneurs pitched their concepts, and a panel of experts picked a winner. FSB Techology's David McDowell took the top prize. Find out how FSB is making fantasy sports contests more exciting.
Blogger and Web 2.0 guru Bruno Guissani discusses the main points of his keynote speech at the European I-gaming Congress & Expo. Guissani spells out why corporations need to embrace the user-driven Internet and offers tips on how to do it effectively.
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Next Generation in Gambling, July 2008

IGN Interviews Joe Brennan of IMEGA
Second Life and the Future of E-Commerce
MIT's Chuck Barnett on the Modern Gaming Marketplace
Paul Burns on the Canadian I-Gaming Marketplace
Joe Brennan is the President and CEO of the Interactive Media Entertainment & Gaming Association (iMEGA), at the recent Next Generation in Gambling Conference in Montreal, Mr. Brennan took the time to speak with iGaming News about iMEGA’s missions and why they are opposed to the Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act (UIGEA).

The future of e-commerce is starting to shape up at least to the point that we are beginning to form some idea about what it might look like. Part of it will undoubtedly have to do with the virtual web.

This is Chris Collins, the Director of Enterprise Business Systems for Second Life. We were lucky enough to catch up with him at the Next Generation in Gambling conference in Montreal, and he was nice enough to take a few minutes to speak with us. Here, he discusses the future of e-commerce, and how Second Life is using its virtual currency to move toward that vision.

Chuck Barnett is a member of the board of supervisors for Mohawk Internet Technologies. MIT is a hosting facility for the iGaming business. At the recent Next Generation in Gambling Conference in Montreal, Mr. Barnett stopped to talk to iGaming News about what he perceives to be some of the most pressing challenges for iGaming operators in the modern marketplace.

Canadian Gaming Association Vice President Paul Burns has an intimate understanding of the online gaming industry. At the recent Next Generation in Gambling Conference in Montreal, Mr. Burns spoke with IGamingNews about the landscape of the Canadian I-gaming marketplace, some of the challenges it faces, and how it might evolve in the near future.
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