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White Paper 1-888-TRASH-IT! wanted a CRM system that could capture, share, and use customer data specific to the company's operations to improve customer acquisition and retention. Company managers evaluated five CRM systems and... [28 Oct 2009]
888.com and Minicom Make a Great Pair
White Paper 888.com is one of the biggest online gaming sites.com has hundreds of servers to handle its operations. Additionally it has many assorted KVM switches and required a centralized management system that would be compatible... [01 Apr 2009]
Sony launches massive Vaio recall
News Sony is recalling about 438,000 Vaio TZ-series notebooks worldwide that may overheat and cause burns, the company said on Thursday. The number of recalled laptops sold in the United States is 72,800, a Sony spokesman said. [05 Sep 2008]
Junk Removal Service Finds Gold With Microsoft Dynamics CRM Online
White Paper 1-888-TRASH-IT! wanted a CRM system that could capture, share, and use customer data specific to the company's operations to improve customer acquisition and retention. Company managers evaluated five CRM systems and... [03 Jul 2008]
Online gamblers demoted on FTSE
News Bad news continues to dominate the online gambling sector as betting sites 888 and Partygaming have been demoted on prestigious FTSE stock indices. Partygaming was unexpectedly dropped from the FTSE 100 outside the index... [11 Oct 2006]
Gambling companies ready to suspend US business
News Internet gambling companies are preparing to cash in their dollar chips as the impact of a new US law sinks in, with many preparing to suspend access to real money gambling by US customers. Last week Congress passed the Safe Port Act,... [02 Oct 2006]
Web casino blacklisted for 'messageboard spam'
News Online casino 888.com has again been linked with the problem of messageboard spam, with one industry body blacklisting the company for what it calls "unethical marketing techniques". The problem appears to be not with... [05 May 2006]
Offshore web-betting blacklist row erupts
News UK online betting companies are urging the European Commission to stop the Italian government blocking access to offshore internet gambling businesses. The Remote Gambling Association (RGA), whose members include 888,... [20 Feb 2006]
Casinos turn blind-eye to message board spam
News Well-known internet casinos may be knowingly partnering with companies that target internet message boards with spam, as exposed earlier this month by silicon.com. Many of the domains cited by silicon.com appear to be promoting... [23 Jan 2006]
Exposed: Dodgy domains spam message boards
News Spammers appear to have found a new target of choice for 2006 - bombarding internet message boards with unprecedented ferocity. The amount of message board spam has been escalating dramatically since mid-2005, according to experts and a... [11 Jan 2006]
Two more online games sites prepare to go public
News Following the recent IPOs of 888.com and Partygaming.com earlier this year, two more online gaming websites are looking to go public. According to a report in The Independent on Sunday, Isle of Man-based Trident Gaming,... [10 Oct 2005]
888.com wavers on stock market debut
News Online poker site 888.com has made a shaky debut on the London stock exchange on its first day of trading.com priced its stock at 175p for its IPO, earning the company more than £550m. However, the figure is still a far... [30 Sep 2005]
Richard Segal
AS Profile In this year's number nine spot is the man who proved the dot-com days are more than a distant memory. Richard Segal led PartyGaming.com to a multibillion dollar float on the London Stock Exchange earlier this year - setting off a surge... [23 Sep 2005]
888.com joins casino IPO wave with £700m float
News Online casino 888.com is hoping to cash in by riding the wave of gambling websites going public. The site, which is owned by Cassava Enterprises, is expected to IPO on 1 September. The move will value the company at... [24 Aug 2005]
The curse of telemarketing plagues mobiles
News After years of impunity, the United States' 190 million mobile telephone subscribers are now more likely than ever to encounter telemarketers - and they are finding there is not a lot they can do to stop this plague of unwanted calls. [22 Jun 2005]
