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9 February 2007	Collateral damage Assessing the impact of NETeller's withdrawal from the North American market.
2 February 2007	Lovin' the U.K. J. Todd takes a closer look at why the U.K. has a such a progressive view of online gambling.
26 January 2007	APCW hits ICE J. Todd takes viewers on a convention tour in London and recaps the latest WTO actions regarding online gambling.
19 January 2007	It's the end of the world as we know it... J. Todd breaks down the exit of NETeller from the U.S. market.
12 January 2007	Disturbing spam alert J. Todd takes a look at the socially irresponsible spam one online poker room has been sending out and tries to get to the bottom of the situation.
29 December 2006	J. Todd's secret Idol audition J. Todd shows footage of his "mysterious" attempt to get on American Idol and later talks ethics with Michael Corfman, the executive director of the GPWA.
8 December 2006	Industry talk with Gian Perroni J. Todd hits Costa Rica for the Poker Industry Expo and interviews former Absolute Poker VP of Operations Gian Perroni.
1 December 2006	Breaking down the WTO angle J. Todd takes a closer look at how the WTO can be used an instrument for change in the online gambling industry.
3 November 2006	The PPA's take on UIGEA This week we interview Michael Bolcerek, president of the Poker Players Alliance (PPA), and Washington lobbyist Debbie Richardson.
27 October 2006	Join the fight! The premier episode of Perspectives Weekly focuses on the new gambling prohibition and why online casinos aren't doing more to fight it. Also, how federal gaming law now changes state gaming law enforcement.