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14 March 2008	Getting jiggy with WTO issues The European Union is launching a new probe into whether the UIGEA violates trade law while officials in the U.S. are open questioning an earlier online gambling reached by the U.S. and the EU.
7 March 2008	The iMEGA ruling is in We take a look at the latest ruling in the court battle to overturn the UIGEA and span the globe with industry news from the U.K., U.S. and Canada.
22 February 2008	Underage gambling isn't just a problem online J. Todd talks audits and looks at some Atlantic City casinos that were recently fined for letting in underage gamblers.
15 February 2008	Busts, subpoenas and licenses Big news in online gaming this week with busts in Israel, subpoenas issued in the U.S. and Bodog seeking a U.K. operating license.
1 February 2008	London has J. Todd thinking about Europe J. Todd braves a cold day in London to discuss Finland's decision to consider offering state-run online poker rooms and the EU's decision to investigate Germany and Sweden for protecting their gambling monopolies.
18 January 2008	Big cheating scandal hits online poker This week we take a closer look at the cheating allegations at Absolute Poker, update the online gambling situation in Germany and chew on why a UNLV poll showed Nevada residents don't want online gambling.
11 January 2008	Don't blame online gambling J. Todd takes a closer look at the crimes being blamed on online gambling and finds that online gambling isn't really the problem.
4 January 2008	Going Hollywood J. Todd hops on the roof to discuss how Hollywood could be hurt by the Antigua WTO case and Germany's prohibition of online gambling.
28 December 2007	Perspectives Weekly -- The testosterone edition J. Todd braves the snow to bring some bad news, including Google, Microsoft and Yahoo! agreeing to pay the U.S. Department of Justice for allowing online gambling advertisements. He also takes a closer look at the EU-U.S. deal over online gambling.
21 December 2007	The APCW goes Ho! Ho! Ho! Much to the disappointment of the online gambling industry, the EU has settled its WTO dispute with the U.S. over online gambling.