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Withdrawing from the US markets in January 2007, following the arrests of the Canadian founders NETeller left behind two thirds of its business.

Friday marks the end of the two month deadline that came with the stage two ‘reasoned opinion’ issued by the European Commission on March 21st 2007.

Applications for operating licences flooded in to the Gambling Commission during the final week before the continuation rights deadline on 27 April.

Many sources since Friday have been reporting that US software giant Microsoft Corp and web portal Yahoo Inc are exploring a merger or alliance to better compete against Google Inc.

Online gambling Company PartyGaming has reportedly subscribed to a large affiliate fraud-monitoring contract with Envisional.

Reports are circulating that the troubled online gambling firm BetonSports, is ready to plead guilty to a range of racketeering and wire fraud charges against the company in a plea agreement with the US Department of Justice.

The Curacao Internet Gaming Association (CIGA) is pleased to announce that Curacao – the oldest and one of the largest remote gaming jurisdictions – is in the process of updating its e-gaming regulations and legislation.

PAPUA NEW GUINEA’s parliament recently passed a gaming law allowing the operation of casinos, as well as Internet gambling in the Pacific nation

Representative Barney Frank, the Democratic chairman of the House Financial Services Committee, has come through as he claimed he would, and introduced legislation that would allow online gambling in the U.S.

Exotic Bingo (www.exoticbingo.com) one of the most popular online bingo sites, will as from today be joining the Bingo Entertainment N.V. Network, probably the biggest online bingo network at present.