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Camelot fined £90,000 over online lottery problems
News UK national lottery company Camelot has been fined £90,000 following problems with the launch of its online system in 2004. Camelot's online subscription service, introduced in September and October... [17 Mar 2006]
Camelot to launch Lotto on the fly, on your phone
News Camelot is to let punters buy their tickets from their mobile, in a details-to-be-announced deal with the UK's major operators. A Camelot spokesman said: "Details are sketchy at the moment but the... [28 Apr 2004]
Camelot pins hopes on mobile lottery tickets
News UK National Lottery operator, Camelot has signed over £45m to research the possible uses of 3G services and interactive TV. New Camelot chairman, Michael Grade has said betting via mobile phones is the... [04 Feb 2002]
Camelot fights back in lottery row
News The UK National Lottery operator, Camelot, last night won the right to a judicial review of its rejected bid to continue to hold the franchise. In the meantime, the Commission will continue its negotiations with The... [30 Aug 2000]
Camelot keeps faith with GTech
News Camelot will retain GTech as its software supplier as it bids to renew its national lottery licence up until 2008. GTech sold its shares in Camelot and Snowdon resigned. Although GTech claims to have won... [17 Jan 2000]
Network could aid Camelot in racing bid
News National Lottery operator, Camelot, plans to use its data network as a trump card in bidding to run racing pool business, Tote. Camelot chief executive, Tim Hollis, has expressed an interest in running... [26 Jun 1998]
National Lottery bets on web reporting
Case Study Camelot is using web monitoring technology to improve the online experience of players using its National Lottery website. Camelot network manager Mike Pellett told silicon.com: "We needed to know in... [09 Jul 2007]
Win millions by your mobile - or just lose a quid
News Lotto company Camelot has turned to technology to encourage more Brits to gamble. To be able to buy in the first place, users of the service will have to go online or call Camelot and set up an account... [14 Oct 2004]
It couldn't be you: both lottery bids rejected
News Camelot's bid to keep the franchise for the UK National Lottery has been rejected because of grave concerns over its software provider. A spokesman for the National Lottery Commission confirmed that it was concerned with... [23 Aug 2000]
GTech launches international Net lottery service
News It remains a technology supplier to Camelot, the franchise holder of the lottery. Camelot has indicated that it has no plans to offer a lottery over the Internet and the UK regulator, Oflot, confirmed it... [17 Jul 1998]
EarthPort thinks 'maybe, just maybe'
News Online gaming specialist EarthPort Entertainment has put in its bid for the next UK National Lottery licence - currently held by the Camelot Group. The company is a subsidiary of EarthPort.com, a specialist in running... [05 Aug 1999]
New media firm makes Grade chairman
News Grade is also non-executive chairman of Pinewood Studios and a non-executive director of Camelot Group. Online financial information service, Hemscott.net, has bagged a big-name chairman in the shape of Michael Grade,... [29 Mar 2000]
Microsoft wants license to print money
News De La Rue also has a 26 per cent stake in Camelot - the UK lottery company. Microsoft's chances of worldwide domination got a lift today with reports of a rumoured takeover of Britain's biggest money factory. [20 Oct 1998]
Microsoft and Virgin join forces in Lottery bid
News Bids for the second seven-year lottery licence must be in by next month; the current Camelot licence will expire in 12 months. The UK's most successful entrepreneur is joining forces with the world's richest man to bid... [07 Feb 2000]
UK's first mobile lottery to be launched
News While T-Mobile subscribers can already get National Lottery results texted to their phone, the launch of the new service comes amid speculation that T-Mobile has stolen a march on Camelot's the National Lottery, now... [03 Nov 2003]
