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28 September 2007	Things are looking up -- sort of J. Todd welcomes you to his neighborhood and discusess the Patriot Act and what October could bring to the online gambling industry.
7 September 2007	Thank god for the U.K. This week we take a look at how the U.K. has updated its gambling laws to include the Internet. Plus, we give you a special APCW surprise.
17 August 2007	The Jackass Awards Perspectives Weekly gives out four Jackass Awards for the online gaming industry.
27 July 2007	J. Todd interviews NETeller exec Dan Starr Starr discusses how players who had money seized from them by the U.S. Department of Justice can get their money back.
22 June 2007	J. Todd calls the White House Listen in on a "special" phone conversation with President Bush. Also, the online gambling trade wars heat up.
15 June 2007	Frank bill update J. Todd takes a closer look at what's going on with the Barney Frank's online gambling legislation, and what the online gambling industry needs to do to help Frank's legislation.
8 June 2007	PartyGaming and 888 in talks with the U.S. DOJ This episode looks at negotiations between the Department of Justice and Party Gaming and 888.com and sheds more light on possible American legislation that's favorable for online gambling.
18 May 2007	Gray skies will clear up J. Todd tumbles onto the scene to discuss money and morals as it applies to politics in the online gambling industry.
11 May 2007	The crazy train J. Todd looks at the railroad job being done on Carruthers and new attempt by the U.S. to escape its WTO obligations.
4 May 2007	Yahoo! enters online gambling industry The popular search engine will be targeting the U.K. market with their new services. Also, more Frank talk.