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Conferences

Updated We read the operator paperwork

This section carried what was said on the record at the trade events, which is often blunter than what the same companies put in a press release. A recap of ICE Totally Gaming argued that convergence had moved from buzzword to standing practice. A preview of the Indian Country Online Congress explained why its timing mattered to California, where poker legislation was in front of the legislature again.

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Other pieces came out of panels on the proposed federal restoration of the Wire Act and on what New York would have to change to make progress at all.

The write-ups are not part of this archive. The subjects are, and they are easier to follow by state and by bill than by venue.

  • Bill tracker — where each piece of legislation stands.
  • Views — the arguments themselves, at length.
  • Industry — the companies that sent the speakers.

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