Casino billboards subject of protest - 2004-03-11
A group of Las Vegas residents tired of what they consider to be sexually offensive billboards plans to address the Nevada Gaming Commission when it meets in Las Vegas next week.

Lucille Lusk, chairwoman of the Nevada Concerned Citizens, a political advocacy group, said her organization isn't organizing the March 18 appearance, but agreed to issue e-mails on behalf of citizens who say recent advertisements have crossed the line of community taste standards.

Lusk said the group plans to praise the Gaming Commission for showing an interest in addressing the issue, raised in response to a series of ads by the Hard Rock hotel-casino.
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Net Entertainment Launches Apuestas.com - 2004-03-11
Net Entertainment, a leading supplier of non-download Internet casino software introduces the first Spanish only Internet casino software, at www.Apuestas.com

Apuestas.com Casino, owned and operated by Mil Treinta y Dos S.A. in Costa Rica, today announces its new strategy of becoming the first Internet casino to be exclusively dedicated to the Spanish-speaking player.

The new ‘Spanish ONLY’ Apuestas.com website (found at www.apuestas.com), has been designed with a new colour scheme, branding and language that is more attractive and familiar to this lucrative and yet under serviced target market.
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