How Online Casinos Changed The Way We Gamble
Online gambling has become quite popular around the world. Since its introduction around two decades ago, it has continued to grow at an exponential rate. This trend has been observed in countries such as Japan, New Zealand, Philippines, and Cambodia. Each nation has experienced different factors that have enhanced the growth of its casino industry.
For a [...]
NetEnt inks deal with Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Atlantic City
NetEnt, the well-known game developer, has signed a deal with Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Atlantic City. The customer agreement places NetEnt as the content supplier for [...]
“Free spins” and other terms now the focus of new UK gambling regulations
According to the UK Gambling Commission, online gaming has become one of the fastest growing forms of gambling. At the moment, it is valued at over £4.5 billion, which [...]
Buzz Director: the spacewalk metaphor
Confused by the title? It’s just another metaphor I’ve started using to describe how brands should distribute more trust to their communities.
I slipped it into [...]
A Chicken is not just for Christmas
Darren Rowse is a six-figure blogger. Last week he celebrated ProBlogger’s second birthday by “giving something back”. He raised over one thousand Aussie dollars to [...]
Another shout for a Netsquared Europe
Amnesty’s Dan McQuillan has made a rallying call for a Netsquared this side of the pond - which could be an “incubator for web-enabled social change in the UK & [...]
My Fundraising 2.0 presentation
On Tuesday (…it already seems much longer than that), I facilitated an “online fundraising” workshop for a number of wonderful development NGO-people in Brussels. We [...]
Buzz Director: help me write a job description
I thought it was about time to re-visit the role of the “buzz director” - flesh out the role I first floated last October.
This is especially urgent given that much [...]
Priming the widget response network for action
Blending the use of social tools around the current focus and concerns of your work colleagues’ and activists is a must. So I think Nigel Dunn is onto something with his [...]
We are all photographers now
First post in a while for a number of reasons. Anyway, this stroked my ego.
The three images I uploaded to the “All photographers now” exhibit were showcased in the [...]
Leveraging social networking to influence change
PR Blogger Stephen Davies thinks we’ll start to see a fragmentation of social networks. As people begin to tire with the vast, general nature of MySpace et al, they may [...]