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Sony, Nintendo and Electronic Arts are the latest companies to pull their support for a controversial anti-piracy bill, which could block Americans from viewing websites.
The proposed Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA) aims to eradicate websites that offer pirated material by having them removed from the internet completely.
If the bill were to pass in the US Senate, a content provider who believes that a site is infringing on its copyrighted material (or even hosting links to its content) can have the offending site taken down.
SOPA would also give the right for companies to order that advertising and transaction revenue by cut off to offending sites and for domain names to be blocked...
Based on the reaction of Internet poker supporters, you would have thought Santa Claus had arrived early.
Two days before Christmas, the US Department of Justice announced it reversed a long-standing opinion on the federal Wire Act of 1961. What remains unclear is whether Santa brought the new Lexus they had been dreaming about or a stocking full of coal.
Anyone reading the online poker communitys blogosphere over the holiday weekend viewed the announcement as a celebration.
The Justice Department said the Wire Act, which made all forms of Internet gambling illegal, now applies only to sports wagering. The move seemingly clears a path for the legalization of Internet poker.
We...
Gaming shares rise as US softens stance on online betting
Online gaming stocks were in demand as dealers got their first chance to react
to news that US regulators have softened their stance on some forms of
internet gambling.
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Headsets and gaming have been seen as a single entity since the advent of online gaming. Since then a lot of effort has gone into specializing headsets for gaming; retractable and bendable microphones, padded earpieces, headbands for comfort during long gaming sessions and, of course, more advanced sound technologies to give gamers a competitive edge. Headsets nowadays have mainly gone in two directions: the analog headset that is compatible with all gaming platforms that offer amplification flexibility and the digital headsets exclusive to PC owners which are less tunable but easier to set up and typically full of extra features. Surround sound headsets are the buzzword...
A REFLEXOLOGY and yoga therapist is offering discounted sessions to raise money for Forest Dog Rescue.
Margaret Szawejko, a dedicated dog and cat lover from Stourport, with 40 years of experience as a therapist, is offering people relaxation treatments on Wednesday afternoons until the end of
January.
Maureen Shaffery, chairman and fundraising manager at Forest Dog Rescue said: “We are always so overwhelmed by people’s generosity and the unique ways in which our supporters help us raise funds.
As a small charity we are totally reliant on donations and with over 30 dogs in our care at any one time, it is a massive...
The Justice Departments opinion on the Wire Act, which appears to allow states to offer Internet gambling and possibly sell virtual lottery tickets online, is lifting shares of gaming lottery vendors, particularly Scientific Games (SGMS).
SGMSs joint venture with Playtech, a technology provider for creating and hosting online-casino offerings, also could be a beneficiary of the new interpretation, Todd Eilers at Roth Capital tells Dow Jones.
He acknowledges there are still political challenges to passing I-gaming in individual states, but says Justices ruling pushes the topic forward in a meaningful way.
SGMS climbed 15 percent, to $9.46, and gaming maker IGT rose 5 percent,...
HOUSTON – The holidays are here and that means many people will plan to travel with their pets.
The Houston Humane Society presents some advice for easy traveling with dogs during the holiday season.
1. Visit the veterinarian immediately! Appointments are hard to come by as the holidays approach, so the time is now to book them. Dogs will need a current rabies tag and yearly shots at a minimum before traveling.
2. Tags are not just for luggage! Get dog identification tags up to date, and microchip them if they are not already!
3. Dogs get carsick too! If a pet is not accustomed to traveling in a car, start taking the pet on short trips now to break them...
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The former World No. 1 Rafael Nadal insist he requires more relaxation and mentally fresh to be more successful in 2012 season and win more Grand Slam Championships.
The World No. 2 Rafael Nadal, who has won only one singles Grand Slam championship at French Open in Roland Garros, where he has failed to show 2010 performance with three major titles at Wimbledon, French Open and US Open. Spaniard has lost six championship finals in a row including All England Club and Flushing Meadows to World No. 1 Novak Djokovic this season. Nadal said he has lost some passion on tennis and most vital thing lacking in his mental strength.
The 25-year-old Nadal said his best...
The state will spend $1.6 million on a new export program aimed at helping small businesses ship their products and services overseas.
Officials said that 95 percent of state businesses are considered small, but only 4 percent are involved in exports. The new program, launched today, uses federal funds from the Small Business Jobs Act.
With 95 percent of the worlds consumers outside of the United States, exporting represents one of our greatest opportunities to generate economic growth and jobs, said Commerce Director Rogers Weed. But it takes time and effort to develop export opportunities. These new programs enabled by the STEP grant, will help more of our states promising...