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27 May 2014	New Jersey Warns Affiliates J Todd discusses the cease and desist letters New Jersey sent to six iGaming affiliates last week. Also, the American Gaming Association has dropped its lobbying efforts for our industry.
19 May 2014	California Poker Time? Are Native American gaming interests in California finally ready to make the jump online? Plus, evidence of Sheldon Adelson's hypocrisy.
12 May 2014	Mary Jane Visits Vegas? Could Nevada casinos participate in the medical marijuana business? Plus, online gambling news from Spain, Switzerland, New York and New Jersey.
5 May 2014	Troubles from France & Belgium Online gambling news from Playtech, William Hill and France. Plus, another U.S. state considers regulating our industry.
28 April 2014	California Poker Talks Get Serious A hearing in California recently was the most promising in many years, with all parties coming together to discuss the realistic chances for online poker. Plus, the horse racing industry's increased interest in our business.
21 April 2014	Have You Bet Atari Today? This week's online gambling news includes jackpots shared across state borders, plus information from Google, Atari and the state of Massachusetts.
14 April 2014	Industry Sports Betting Issues This week's online gambling news includes a proposed ban on match betting in the U.K. as well as mounting issues in Europe and the United States.
7 April 2014	Online Gambling Not Delivering in New Jersey? Revenues for online gambling in New Jersey have been well below projections so far. Also, will Spain share their Internet poker players?
31 March 2014	U.S. Legislation and U.K. Regulation If the left one doesn't get you the right one will. Legislators in the U.S. try again to criminalize our industry, while legislators in the U.K. try to tax our industry out of existence.
24 March 2014	U.K. Tax, U.S. Bills, and a Woodpecker J Todd has had just about enough of the U.S. political machine and their antics, and he wonders about the consequences of several new taxes that will affect our industry in the U.K. Also, there's a woodpecker.