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International News Brief: Microsoft Corp. software designed for cash registers and slot machines played a persuasive role in the European Union's landmark antitrust case labeling it an abusive monopolist.

The Hendon Mob will challenge the world’s very best poker players in The British Open, at the Grosvenor in Victoria, London.

International News Brief: A casino worker man who claimed he developed asthma because of passive smoking at work has an out of court settlement.

Julie Sidwell, eCOGRA's Fair Gaming Advocate, passed away last night.

International News Brief: The Millennium Dome could be transformed into a Las Vegas-style casino as a draft Bill relaxing gambling laws is scrutinised by MPs.

International News Brief: Home computers are becoming vulnerable to hackers and virus writers who can turn them into `zombie’ machines, ready to carry out any cyber-blackmail. One of the favorite targets are online casinos.

International News Brief: Gaming group Wembley, already facing bribery charges in the US, has admitted to a string of fresh setbacks including the closure of its dog-racing track in Catford, south-east London.

The Jackpot Madness network portal has announced that Cash Splash, the world's #1 online progressive jackpot, has paid out a total of over $21,000,000.

Microgaming Systems has been named in a recent study of the Top 10 Entertainment Advertisers Online as the company whose ads received the second highest amount of impressions in February, 2000.

MicroGaming Systems, the world's premier on-line gaming systems house, today officially introduced PlayCheck, the most substantial statement technology available today at ANY casino- on and off line.