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The Digital Gaming and Lottery Policy Summit will take place on December 5-6, 2011 at the Washington, DC Hilton Alexandria Mark Center.
BOLAverde Media Group, organizers of the Digital Gaming and Lottery Policy Summit, have 12 years of experience as a cohesive unit planning gambling conferences. With experience covering the interactive gambling industry dating back to 1995, the St. Louis-based team brings reputability and invaluable experience to the table, making the Digital Gaming and Lottery Policy Summit the most comprehensive, insightful gambling policy summit on the calendar.
The summit is designed to bring regulators, operators, lotteries, policymakers and technology providers together to address policy changes in the United States that could result in the new regulation of new forms of electronic, interactive gambling.
The goal of the Digital Gaming and Lottery Policy Summit is to provide exposure to regulatory roadmaps created in Europe, Australia and other continents. Enable informed decisions through a clear understanding of key issues such as taxation, responsible gambling, technology innovations, and enforcement. Provide a historical perspective and continuation of a longstanding debate over this fascinating intersection of technology and policy.
The summit also aims to build bridges between regulators, policy makers and industry leaders and to provide an understanding and realistic expectation for regulatory safeguards for internet gambling.
Some of the topics the Digital Gaming and Lottery Policy Summit will include the pros and cons of various global regulatory models and considerations for a potential US model. The evolution of gaming products across digital media, the existing US prohibition and enforcement mechanisms, the social and economic impacts of regulated digital gambling.
Aside from those, the debate over state vs. federal policy and regulation, examples of regulated US-based Internet gambling and the current and future federal and state policy addressing digital gambling.
To register for the Digital Gaming and Lottery Policy Summit, click here.
