WORLD ONLINE GAMBLING LAW REPORT

SPECIAL BRIEFINGS

CAN ONLINE GAMBLING BE REGULATED AND TAXED?

23 OCTOBER 2003 | LONG BEACH HILTON | CALIFORNIA
27 OCTOBER 2003 | CAPITAL HILTON | WASHINGTON DC

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Regulators, legislators, government officials, operators, software suppliers, analysts and advisors will meet in Long Beach, Southern California on 23 October and at Washington DC on Monday 27 October at Special Briefings organized by World Online Gambling Law Report to discuss the regulation and taxation of online gambling.

The Briefings are intended to serve as an opportunity for Regulators and potential operators in North America to learn from the experience of, and meet with, their European counterparts.

The Californian session runs in conjunction with the NAGRA (North American Gaming Regulators Association) annual conference, so there will be a high number of NAGRA members in attendance.

The Washington session will have many Canadian Regulators present along with legislators and interested parties from the Senate and House.

As such the briefings are valuable opportunities for the industry to present its self to an influential audience in a neutral forum.

For more information contact

World Online Gambling Law Report www.e-comlaw.com

From the organizer: "The main focus of the discussion in Congress and much of the media has been on prohibition. We thought the debate would benefit by examining the arguments for regulation, particularly those from jurisdictions such as the UK."