Bioconferences.com Organises First Major Internet Gaming Conference In The Caribbean
Press Release
17 November 2000
The Fourth Annual
International Symposium on Internet Gambling Law and Management
to be held November 26-28 at the Royal Antiguan Hotel in St. Johns,
Antigua, is drawing participants from around the world. Participants
hail from all parts of the Caribbean, Europe, Asia and the Pacific,
North America, South America and Africa - the Virgin Islands,
the Cayman Islands, Jamaica, Dominica, Belize, Curacao, Peru,
the United Kingdom, Germany, Iceland, Denmark, Sweden, Norway,
Austria, France, Ireland, Portugal, Australia, Canada, the U.S.,
Malta, Gibraltar, the Seychelle Islands, Norfolk Island, South
Africa and many more.
Meeting attendees
will gather in Antigua, the current Internet Gaming capital of
the world, to discuss Offshore vs. Onshore Internet Gaming: the
Battle Heats Up. With many jurisdictions considering banning or
heavily regulating Internet gaming, more and more Internet gaming
operators have moved offshore to the islands of the Caribbean,
Malta, Gibraltar, Norfolk Island and other locations.
Which jurisdictions
offer the best environments for Internet gaming? What are the
pros and cons of various jurisdictions? What's the current situation
and prognosis for Internet gaming in Australia (one of the first
jurisdictions to legalize Internet gaming, only to narrowly beat
back a recent effort to establish a moratorium on Internet gaming)?
How will proposed regulatory and tax changes in Antigua affect
entities operating there? Will Antigua remain the Las Vegas of
Internet gaming or be replaced by other jurisdictions such as
Dominica, Costa Rica, Belize, Malta, Gibraltar, Norfolk Island?
Speakers include
Joseph M. Kelly, SUNY College at Buffalo; Tony Coles, Partner,
Jeffrey Green Russell, London; Marc Falcone, Bear Stearns; Gary
Collins, Director of Gaming Operations, Antigua; Michael Tobin,
Mohawk Internet Technologies, Quebec, Canada; John Walsh of Brannagh,
Deputy Presiding Member, Norfolk Island Gaming Authority; Mickey
Charles, President and CEO, the Sports Network; Julian Harris,
Biddle & Co, London, UK; Fred Gushin, Spectrum Gaming, US;
I. Nelson Rose, Whitter School of Law, and many other experts.
The Third Annual
International Internet Gaming Innovator Awards will be presented
at a luncheon on November 27th. The conference has drawn five
major sponsors and many exhibitors. Sponsors are: Starnet, Cable
& Wireless, Wagering.com, Casino Promote, and Casino International.
Exhibitors include: Dot.com entertainment, Sports Network, Softnec,
Internet Global Management, Internet Gaming Commission, Net Pro,
Orbis and others.
While the headquarters
hotel is booked, participants can still register at the nearby
Rex Halcyon Cove hotel.
For more information
and online registration, visit us on the Web at www.bioconferences.com
or contact Joanne Gallichio, 914/834-3100, ext. 629 or email her
at jgallichio@liebertpub.com
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