During the past hundred years gaming has become increasingly accessible to the general public. Gaming has progressed from being illegal, to being legal in remote locations (c.f. Las Vegas), to being legal in the urban casino, the local pub, etc. In all cases the presiding regulatory authority has had the power to control all forms of gambling in their jurisdiction. Now, Internet gaming brings gambling off the street and into your lounge-room…your office. Do Regulator’s still have control? Does anyone?
Conference paper
Internet gaming – evidence for Parliament of South Australia, Social Development Committee
pp.369-389
National Association for Gambling Studies
Responsible gambling: a future winner: proceedings of the 8th National Association for Gambling Studies Conference (Melbourne, Vic., 27-29 November)
1998
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- Title
- Internet gaming – evidence for Parliament of South Australia, Social Development Committee
- Creators
- Stephen J Toneguzzo
- Publication Details
- pp.369-389
- Conference
- Responsible gambling: a future winner: proceedings of the 8th National Association for Gambling Studies Conference (Melbourne, Vic., 27-29 November)
- Publisher
- National Association for Gambling Studies; Sydney, NSW
- Number of pages
- 369-389
- Identifiers
- 1061; 991012821327602368
- Academic Unit
- Faculty of Business, Law and Arts; Faculty of Education; School of Business and Tourism; Centre for Gambling Education and Research
- Resource Type
- Conference paper