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NSW: Consultation Relating to Facial Recognition Technology in Gaming Venues
This week, Liquor & Gaming NSW (L&GNSW) opened a public consultation period and invites submissions on the next stage of gaming reforms in NSW. The proposed changes include the introduction of mandatory facial recognition technology in NSW hotels and clubs with gaming machines.
Sports Broadcast rights in Australia - 2024 in review and outlook
Live broadcast rights are the most vital asset of major professional sports in Australia and overseas. The significant fees generated by their sale are the “lifeblood” revenue stream which fund expensive grassroots participation projects, strategic growth objectives and professional competitions. These broadcast rights are equally important to broadcasters.
Regulatory Update | AUSTRAC Enforcement Priorities
AUSTRAC expected to turn its enforcement attention to Clubs and Venues with EGMs The new AUSTRAC CEO, Brendan Thomas, has refreshed his leadership team and is making AUSTRAC’s enforcement intentions in respect of clubs and venues with poker machines very clear. A recent interview which Mr Thomas gave to the AFR can be accessed here.
Regulatory Update | AUSTRAC Enforcement Priorities
AUSTRAC expected to turn its enforcement attention to Clubs and Venues with EGMs The new AUSTRAC CEO, Brendan Thomas, has refreshed his leadership team and is making AUSTRAC’s enforcement intentions in respect of clubs and venues with poker machines very clear. A recent interview which Mr Thomas gave to the AFR can be accessed here.
Regulatory Update | Gambling and Sports Integrity
The New South Wales Police Force have today arrested three A-League football players from Macarthur FC over an alleged betting scandal. It was announced today that the NSW Police Organised Crime Squad Gaming Unit had been conducting a six-month investigation referred to as “Strike Force Beaconview”, into the alleged manipulation of yellow cards during A-League football matches for gambling purposes.
The growing problem of live sports broadcast piracy – copyright protection and available counter-technologies - Addisons
Key takeaways Advancements in technology and the distribution of mobile media content via the Internet has increased the prevalence of pirate websites which facilitate the illegal live streaming of televised sports broadcasts.
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