Internet Gambling Report IV
Important Resource For A Wide Audience In 2001
By Howard Schwartz

the Web; Technological Limitations (including inadequate bandwidth); how to keep things secure (including a look at software bugs); Developing Business (including defining target markets and building and international player base). The book continues with a chapter on Protecting Your Property (copyright, trademark protection, domain names, site configuration); Infringement and Liability Issues.

Cabot examines Legal Regulatory and Policy Issues; moves to application of current federal law in the United States; policing home users, service providers and advertisers; then moves to Native American Issues including Magbingo and Megamania.

Chapters 15 to 21 focus on Canada, the United Kingdom, France, Belgium, The Netherlands and an important in-depth section devoted to Australia; followed by Singapore; and International Enforcement. He wraps it up with a discussion on self-regulation.

The book contains a timesaving alphabetically-arranged index. Not every chapter is written by Cabot. Many are written by experts in the field from a particular nation.

It's an important work-fresh off the presses and should make anyone interested in the pros and cons of Internet wagering a more intelligent researcher or participant by book's end.

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