Being the richest man in the cemetery doesn't matter to me. Going to bed at night saying we've done something wonderful, that's what matters to me. Steve Jobs We have discussed the gathering momentum of channel shift and its impact on LBOs in Part I. While some...
“There's a feeling that strength is determined by the size of a union. That clearly is nonsense.” Arthur Scargill The latest delay of the UK government review of machines and TV advertising, through which the LBO sector has by far the most to lose, could be considered...
The British Prime Minister, Theresa May has called a snap General Election, set for 8 June....
The machine data provided by the Gambling Commission earlier this month provides the most detailed data yet published on machine session behaviour by machine category and venue....
Given the intensity and hostility of political and media scrutiny of gambling at present,...
The die has been cast. Operators across the land have by now submitted their thoughts and ‘evidence’ to the DCMS review of how best to achieve “socially responsible growth” in gambling....
The long-awaited gambling review is upon us at last; and while its context will no doubt have excited anxiety in boardrooms across the industry, spare a thought for the poor souls who must review the ‘evidence’....
The evolution of remote gambling, which began in offshore jurisdictions, now threatens to pass them by....
What seems like a long time ago, nearly every pub in the UK had at least one friendly fruit machine in the corner, the so called Amusement with Prize machine (now Category C gaming machines). ...
Having simmered away for a number of years, the question of how much gambling companies ought to pay to deal with harm attendant on their business activities is starting to come to the boil....