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[ ]Editor’s MessageWelcome to the Autumn 2013edition of European GamingLawyer, one of a stablepublications produced by theInternational Masters of GamingLaw (IMGL). European Gaming Lawyer focuses onEuropean and Global legal and regulatory issues ofinterest to practitioners, executives and academicswithin the gaming sector.This is the first edition to be published for IMGLby iGaming Business and to be distributed togetherwith iGaming Business magazine. IMGL is excitedto work with iGaming Business, as we believe thatthis partnership will help us to further improve thequality, reach and impact of the publication.It is our aim to bring to readers topical andinsightful content from contributors who are at theforefront of gaming law and regulatory matters andhopefully to stimulate debate and discussion on keyissues facing the gambling industry. In this editionwe have a number of contributions updating readerson important developments in various jurisdictionsincluding the Republic of Ireland, France and theUnited Kingdom as well as a comprehensivereview of the position in Norway. We also have athought-provoking article on the regulation ofbinary options, a product showing considerablegrowth in recent years but in relation to whichregulatory inconsistency prevails, and an articlefocussing on opportunities for capital investment inthe remote gambling sector.We also have our regular contribution from thePresident of the International Association of GamingRegulators, an organisation with which IMGL enjoysvery close ties, and I would like to thank Susan Henselfor her support in this regard and to congratulateher on her achievements in that post, which she willshortly hand over to her successor.I am grateful to all of our authors for taking thetime to prepare their contributions and I look forwardto receiving further proposals for stimulating articlesin future editions.Best wishesNick Noctonnjn@jgrlaw.co.ukEditorEuropean Gaming Lawyer | Autumn Issue | 2013 | 9
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