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Remote Controlled?
Charles Hopper looks at the introduction of the new UK Remote Gambling Licensing Regime.
EU cookie law changes
Sally Annereau takes a look at what the changing EU cookie law means for gambling website operators.
UK Gambling Reform Plans
Neil Hawley and Debbie Heywood take a look at whether UK Gambling Reform plans will provide protection for problem gamblers or the HMRC.
Targeted content & privacy
Here we look at the current position, and try to predict how the potentially game-changing new laws will be applied.
Gambling
September's articles take a look at the increasing regulatory framework affecting gambling operators based both in the UK and abroad. We examine some of the legal issues currently facing the industry due to increased regulatory constraints that have recently been announced by the Government.