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AGEM Advantage News, January 15, 2010

As the official publication of the Association of Gaming Equipment Manufacturers, CEM is proud to bring you this podcast featuring weekly updates of industry news, timely topics and AGEM announcements. This week, Justin Woodard, Director of Sales and Business Development at Gaming Partners International, discusses the recent passing of the table games bill in Pennsylvania and its effect on GPI.

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Gaming Law News, January 14, 2010

ACEME presents its series of podcasts featuring the latest in gaming law news from the International Masters of Gaming Law.This week, Heidi McNeil Staudenmaier, the second president of IMGL and one if its founding members, discusses what she sees for the future of tribal gaming in 2010.

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AGEM Advantage News, January 8, 2010

As the official publication of the Association of Gaming Equipment Manufacturers, CEM is proud to bring you the first of weekly updates of industry news, timely topics and AGEM announcements. This week, Marcus Prater, executive director, gives listeners an overview of AGEM. He discusses how the association has changed and grown, issues they take on for their members, the 2010 outlook for manufacturers and AGEM's partnerships with trade shows.

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Union Gaming Group Live, December 31, 2009

This week: Grant Govertsen,  Bill Lerner and Rich Moriarty discuss hot topics important to the gaming industry, including WMS' release of earnings updates and guidance; Macau's leadership and its relationship with Taiwan; a review of the happenings of 2009; and a look ahead at what 2010 may bring for the financial world.

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Gaming Law News, December 30, 2009

ACEME presents its series of podcasts featuring the latest in gaming law news from the International Masters of Gaming Law.This week, IMGL member Dennis Whittlesey, one of the contributers to the writing of the Indian Gaming Regulatory Act, discusses how the act is in effect today, particularly involving issues with tribes in the New England states of Connecticut, Rhode Island, Massachusetts, Maine and New Hampshire.

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