Offical Association

Associations

		Casino & Gaming International (CGI) analyses the principal developments in the gaming markets worldwide – historical background, evolution and consolidation, maturing and reinvention of the casino and gaming sector. Alongside, the expansion of online, interactive and mobile growth provides technological drive and rapid innovation feeding new investment and capital growth. The deepening infusion of finance today from casino to online is dramatically enhanced by prospects in Europe, the Asia-Pacific region and the Americas. In this context CGI examines the interaction of cross-sector industry development, economic impacts, corporate responsibility and regulation.
		www.gaminglaw.eu is co-partnered by five European law firms, Ulys, Hambach & Hambach, Sinisi Ceschini Mancini, Van Mens & Wisselink and Asensi Abogados. The website is a reference for the gambling industry and anyone who is concerned bythe latest gaming developments. Through freshly updated news, the contributors of this website aim to make E.U. gaming regulations more transparent, and user friendly.
		SecurityPark.net is the leading authority News portal for the Security industry, with over 400,000 readers every month. Security Park publishes industry and product News on a daily basis, across the complete range of Security products and services: access control, biometrics, alarm systems, CCTV, computer / IT / network security, mobile security, manned guarding, perimeter protection, physical security, remote monitoring and surveillance. Security Park also publishes Security case studies, white papers and market reports, and provides a free job forum and classifieds service to security professionals.
		WORLD ONLINE GAMBLING LAW REPORT is required reading for gambling operators, lawyers, payment processors, software providers, regulators and banks. This report addresses the legal, regulatory and contractual issues facing the industry such as advertising regulations, content clearance, privacy and data protection, online payments, software licensing, advertising, interactive TV, new derivative products, security, cybercrime, money laundering and much more.
		iGaming Business Magazine is the market leading trade magazine for the global interactive gaming and gambling industry. Published every two months iGaming Business is received and read by more people than any other comparable publication, and importantly these people are the decision makers in our sector. iGaming Business prides itself on the fact the editorial is written for the reader and not the advertiser. We believe by taking a strict editorial stance and having industry experts contribute the magazine means iGaming Business is the first place anyone looks for independent high quality, news information, analysis and data on the iGaming sector.
		Betting Business is the b2b publication for all sectors of the betting industry. Each month Betting Business brings you the news that matters. With a strong focus on market analysis, politics and the online betting sector, Betting Business is the only magazine that deals with the current business and legal issues as they happen. The best read people across all sectors of the industry subscribe to Betting Business. Contact, John Sullivan, Publisher Tel: +44 (0) 1204 396 397 Email: jsullivan@gbmedia.eu
		Egaming Review is the acknowledged leading business to business industry publication. As the only monthly business title dedicated to the online gambling industry, it has the highest global circulation and a readership of over 7,965. Egaming Review also organises and hosts two of the premier industry events – The Power 50 Summit and the Annual Industry Awards.
		IGA Magazine is the first publication specialized in the French speaking iGaming sector, with a focus on the French affiliate market. With six magazines a year, a website updated daily (www.igamagazine.com), and a weekly newsletter, IGA Magazine provides news, interviews and in-depth analysis to the French iGaming industry.
		eCOGRA is the independent standards authority of the online gaming industry, specifically overseeing fair gaming, player protection and responsible operator conduct. In the ever-changing world of online gaming, eCOGRA and the 106 eCOGRA-approved sites provide the consumer awareness, dependability and integrity demanded by today’s online gamers. The non-profit organisation’s members are continuously monitored to reassure online players that they are playing on the safest and most reliable software on t
		The IGC serves as a collective voice of the interactive gaming industry, building credibility in the industry and creating member benefits by aggressively addressing legislative and regulatory challenges and opportunities. The IGC advocates strong regulation, including responsible gambling practices, and promotes cooperation within, and between, industry and government internationally.
		The RGA is a London & Brussels -based trade association whose members are all licensed for gambling purposes in Europe. The RGA's membership includes most of the world's largest and most respected Internet gambling companies, many of whom also have interests in terrestrial gambling establishments. It is committed to promoting a regulated and non-discriminatory environment for responsible licensed operators in the world's remote gambling markets.
		The European Gaming and Betting Association (EGBA) was launched in Brussels in March 2007. EGBA’s mission is to promote fair competition for European online gaming operators and to give European consumers the choice to access all European licensed and regulated controlled online gaming services that are provided lawfully in their country of origin.
		The International Masters of Gaming Law (IMGL) is a non-profit association of attorneys, gaming regulators and gaming executives dedicated to the education, advancement of the gaming law profession and exchange of professional information concerning the local and global practice and development of all aspects of gaming law. Learn more at www.gaminglawmasters.com.