Following our article on authorship of copyrighted works by non-humans (which you can find here), today we’re diving into a curious case in which a
In this week’s GME3 we’re looking at iGaming Ontario’s announcement regarding its’ self-exclusion partners, a new warning from the Australian Facebook whistleblower, and a surprising
For this week’s GME3, we have an update on the upcoming launch of Alberta’s regulated igaming market, a significant settlement in a suit between Meta
For this week’s edition of the GME3, we’re looking at iGO’s report for Q1 of the 2024-25 fiscal year, and two Olympic stories! The first
For decades, the global consensus has been that only human creations can be protected by copyright. Yet, with the ever-growing presence of Artificial Intelligence (AI)
In this week’s GME3 we have a long-awaited update to the rollout of Brazil’s new regulated gaming regime, a study by the Privacy Commissioner of
In this week’s edition of the GME3, we’re looking at a fine levied against DraftKings in the state of New Jersey, a DOJ takedown of
Most of the attention on Michigan gaming last month was related to the cease and desist letter sent by the Michigan Gaming Control Board (MGCB)
In this week’s GME3 we’re looking at the CCSA’s call for a national strategy to address gambling-related harms due to increased online betting, the US
In this week’s edition of the GME3 we’re looking at a gambling scandal rocking the UK political sphere, a verdict in the Supreme Court case
On the day of the release of the hit song “Texas Hold ‘Em” by Beyoncé, a Marriott social media employee probably thought it was a
For this week’s GME3 we have an update on Bill S-269, which aims to provide a national framework for gambling ads, a new call from
