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 Mobile Gambling from Cantor Gaming
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August 14, 2008
Here, Ron Rushin, the CTO / CIO of Cantor Gaming discusses what Cantor is doing new in the mobile gaming space. Mobile gaming doesn't always mean your phone. Casinos in Las Vegas are poised to offer a complete entertainment handset to their guests, and Cantor already has one hotel on a trial program to this effect. We ran into Ron at the Next Generation in Gambling conference in Montreal, where he was nice enough to take a few minutes to chat.
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 Chuck Barnett of MIT on the Modern Gaming Marketplace
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August 13, 2008
Description: Chuck Barnett is a member of the board of supervisors for Mohawk Internet Technologies. MIT is a hosting facility for the iGaming business. At the recent Next Generation in Gambling Conference in Montreal, Mr. Barnett stopped to talk to iGaming News about what he perceives to be some of the most pressing challenges for iGaming operators in the modern marketplace.
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 Internet Gambling
from WAMU: The Kojo Nnamdi Show
March 18, 2008
RACE ENTERS THE PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN: For over a year, Senator Barack Obama has presented himself as a bridge-builder who could transcend racial divisions in this country. But he has rarely explicitly elaborated his views on the dividing line of color in America. But after controversial comments by his former pastor, Obama today delivered his first in-depth speech on race and politics. We look at the complex political calculations behind his adress. (22 min.) JIM HIGHTOWER: Over the last thirty years, Jim Hightower has worn many professional hats, from activist to politician to radio commentator. But he's always provided a sharp-tongue and a Texan-take on the issues of the day. He joins Kojo to talk about his work and travels across the country, and that most iconoclastic species of American politics: the Texas progressive. (29 min.)
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 America's Debate Radio #36
from America's Debate Radio with Mike and Jaime
October 05, 2006
Our thirty-sixth show. We discussed the events surrounding the resignation of Representative Mark Foley, the upcoming November election, the Internet gambling ban, Ban Ki-Moon as the potential new UN Secretary General, Microsoft Vista, naval exercises in the Persian Gulf, Hamas government shut downs, and the current U.S. Supreme Court term. We spoke with 2 callers and the show lasted a bit under 3 hours. We welcome feedback at radio AT americasdebate.com or http://radio.americasdebate.net/?contact Podcasts are not live, so please do not call. Thanks for listening!
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