UK gambling operators could face even tighter advertising restrictions depending on the results of a new public consultation.
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German law would restrict recruiters from snooping your Facebook profile
A draft law before the German gov't would place restrictions on recruiters' ability to snoop prospective employees' social networking profiles.
Disgruntled ex-Bodog employee behind Northbet.com defense?
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