GPWA Times Magazine Issue 19 at a Glance
Articles
2012 is going to be a big year for soccer, so affiliates should know which events to target and how. »
The DOJ's recent reinterpretation of the Wire Act may lead the U.S. online gaming market to fracture into 51 markets, similar to the situation for land-based gaming. »
The U.S. online gaming market faces regulatory and technological challenges, but change seems to be on its way. »
A Foxwoods exec shares what he's learned about the differences between online and brick-and-mortar casino gaming. »
The U.S. DOJ has announced that the Wire Act only applies to sports and race wagering, paving the way for regulation of other forms of online gambling. »
The U.K. is considering significant revisions to its tax and regulatory schemes, some of which may impact affiliates. »
The EU's "Green Paper" did not live up to its initial promise of providing a roadmap for a consistent regulatory framework for online gambling in Europe. »
Black Friday has changed the landscape of working with poker affiliate programs. Here's how to navigate it. »
Hosting online poker tournaments can be a lucrative move for affiliates, if done properly. »
Google Plus provides an opportunity for affiliates to use social media marketing to improve their SEO. »
This 11-step process can help affiliates improve their SEO rankings in a short period of time. »
Affiliate Interviews
Affiliate Manager Interviews
Anthony Prissman discusses spamming, new active player terms and South African chocolate. »
APCW Wall of Shame
"Noted curmudgeon" Sheldon Adelson refuses to come around on online gaming -- nearly the only brick-and-mortar casino exec to oppose it.»
Webmaster News
William Hill fires seven managers, resumes online operations in Israel
William Hill's chief executive reportedly discovered a plan by the managers to create a rival company. »
William Hill's chief executive reportedly discovered a plan by the managers to create a rival company. »
Absolute Poker founder pleads guilty to bank fraud and money laundering
Brent Beckley entered a guilty plea in the case the U.S. DOJ has brought against Absolute Poker, Full Tilt Poker and PokerStars. »
Brent Beckley entered a guilty plea in the case the U.S. DOJ has brought against Absolute Poker, Full Tilt Poker and PokerStars. »
Bodog moves U.S. players to Bovada
Access to Bodog's main website is now blocked for American users. »
Access to Bodog's main website is now blocked for American users. »
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