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Online Casino News for Friday - January 9, 2004

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Bingo is a small-town preference - 2004-01-09
Bingo halls are unusually quiet places.

Normally in regions where money is being gambled, won and lost -- like the stock exchange or a casino gambling pit -- there is a constant cacophony of whine and celebration.

Now, the game is played across the country in large and extravagant halls that look like casinos, and enjoyed by millions more around the world on the Web.
Read the full story at Topeka Capital-Journal
 
Online gambling advertising marked - 2004-01-09
The Department of Justice has issued a subpoena to Clear Channel Communications and various media companies over advertising by illegal online gambling sites.

The assistant U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District of Missouri subpoenaed the San Antonio-based media giant on Sept. 9 over commercial advertising managed by the company on behalf of offshore online gambling businesses including sports bookmaking and casino-style gambling.
Read the full story at MySanAntonio
 






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