GiGse 2015 has been hailed as the most productive and interactive edition of the annual iGaming industry gathering so far by leading influencers who attended last month’s event at the Hyatt Regency in San Francisco, California. GiGse brought together top decision-makers from within and outside...

Frank Luntz, the president of Luntz Global, will offer attendees at GiGse next week an insight into how they can reach out to the public more effectively, according to former US Congressman Jon Porter. Luntz will be the keynote speaker on Monday at the Hyatt Regency in San Francisco, California, where he...

Gaming companies can benefit both customers and themselves by helping to minimise problem gambling, according to Keith Whyte, the Executive Director of the National Council on Problem Gambling (NCPG), who will be appearing in a GiGse in San Francisco later this month. The NCPG, which was set up in 1972...

Just days before speaking at GiGse in San Francisco, the lipay Nation of Santa Ysabel tribe from California has published a white paper setting out why it believes it should be allowed to offer internet poker and bingo. The white paper, which outlines why the tribe believes the state is stepping ‘outside of their legal dominion...

After precincts in Alameda County ran out of ballots today, a judge ordered polling places with waiting voters to stay open until 10 p.m., the Alameda County Registrar of Voters said. An Alameda County Superior Court judge made the decision to remain open after several cities in the county - including Berkeley - had no real ballots for voters to use. Some voters used ballots that were paper copies of genuine ballots.