If you don’t have the technology you don’t have a business in the igaming sector.
As much as any other digital industry, online gaming relies upon the harnessing of technological developments. There isn’t a single part of the business that doesn’t rely on cutting edge technology, from data to marketing, content to payments.
Federal Justice Minister David Lametti recently proposed legislation where, if passed, each of Canada’s provincial and territorial governments will be given the green light to regulate and license single-event sports betting, with the exception of horse racing, in their jurisdictions.
Anyone looking for the most unlikely of wagers at the start of 2020 may not have even considered looking at the chances of Canada’s current Liberal Party of Canada government embracing sports wagering by the end of the year. However, in the wake of a global pandemic, massive government stimulus packages, financial deficits, and rising debt, we have seen that in 2020 anything is possible.
Writing a cookbook that shared her love for “amazing pies” was something Jenell Parsons had always wanted to do.
And this year seemed like a pretty good time to do it.
“Spending the past nine years building my brand, opening multiple pie shops and starting to teach pie classes, it felt like the perfect time to share the recipes I have perfected over the years,” Parsons says. “Plus, when your dream publisher wants to work with you, it’s a no-brainer.”
PHILADELPHIA–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Today, Entercom Communications Corp. (NYSE: ETM) announced it has closed on the acquisition of sports data and iGaming affiliate platform QL Gaming Group (QLGG) in an all cash deal for approximately $32 million. The acquisition brings unrivaled data, analytics and insight-driven content to Entercom’s best-in-class sports broadcast stations, influential podcasts and RADIO.COM, the fastest growing digital audio platform in America.
It is hard to believe that only three years ago most residents of the USA had no opportunity to place a legal wager on a sporting event unless they lived in or were visiting Nevada. In spite of this, they bet anyway – with friends, through office pools and, most notably, through illegal offshore sports betting websites.
After all, laws weren’t going to stop Americans from participating in one of the most beloved and prolific pastimes – watching and betting on sports!
Whether you’re launching your new business or are already up and running, raising money is crucial to most companies’ success. Venture capital (“VC”) funding is one of many ways to raise money from interested investors.
Novel coronavirus (Covid-19) has changed the landscape of how venture capital (VC) firms carry out their day-to-day business, and Jamco Capital is no exception. However, the challenges are not insurmountable, as illustrated by its investments in two gaming companies since the start of the pandemic, writes Christopher Kape.