Lotto Corp. Targets 'Connected Player' For New Games
HALIFAX, Nova Scotia, Canada (January 21, 2013) -- The Atlantic Lottery Corp. is looking for some ideas on the games and technology it should have in the future, as the gaming industry continues to evolve. The corporation, jointly owned by the four Atlantic Provinces, issued a request for information on Saturday on options available in the gaming industry.

House Committee To Examine Lottery Privatization This Week
HARRISBURG, Pennsylvania (January 21, 2013) - The state House Aging and Older Adult Services Committee has scheduled meetings for this week to continue looking at the issue of privatizing management of the Pennsylvania Lottery.

Retailers Should View Privatization of Lottery as Opening up a Potentially Greater Market
HARRISBURG, Pennsylvania (January 21, 2013) - Small businesses are finding themselves a political football in the rhetorical fight over a plan to privatize the Pennsylvania Lottery. Those who oppose a pending deal with Camelot Global Services have a number of objections, one of them voiced recently by the state House Democratic leader, Frank Dermody.

Various Proposals In Development To Address Small Games Conflict Kauffman says he's writing a bill and supporting others
SHIPPENSBURG, Pennsylvania (January 21, 2013) -- State Rep. Rob Kauffman is on board with amendments in the works to change Pennsylvania's 2012 Act 2 that regulates the use and operation of small games of chance by clubs and organizations like veterans organizations, private clubs and volunteer fire companies

Betting Company Donates €10,000 and Manchester City Signed Top For Fundraising Events
MALTA (January 21, 2013) -- BML Group Ltd recently donated €10,000 and a signed Manchester City top to L-Istrina and for the fundraising event in aid of Dar tal-Providenza, Si??iewi.

Bookmaker William Hill Market Update
GLASGOW, Scotland (January 21, 2013) -- Bookmaker William Hill updates this week, having been in the spotlight recently over two deals which are ­expected to be transformational for the group.

Gamblers Write Off $2bn In A Year
AUCKLAND, New Zealand (January 21, 2013) -- People have gambled away a record amount of money in the last financial year, losing more than $2 billion. The Department of Internal Affairs data reveals the amount spent by gamblers, and made by operators, on the TAB, Lotteries Commission, casinos, and gaming machines outside casinos.