iDate 2013 in Las Vegas to Feature Google, CBS News, Federal Trade Commission

Submitted by Payton on

Written by :

Payton

Published on :

Those in the gambling sector might be interested in attending iDate 2013 in Las Vegas this coming month (January 16-19, 2013).  Don’t be fooled by the name.  One of the best presentations at their recent Miami event was from search engine giant Bing.com.  Anyone who is even slightly involved in SEO or affiliate marketing should consider attending.  And, yes, Google will be there.

CBS News Larry Magid will be among the speakers discussing dating algorithms.  Steve Baker of the United States Federal Trade Commission will talk about industry best practices. 

Gambling industry experts won’t want to miss Amazon Business Development Manager Kelly Bennett talking about viral via social and crowd sourcing tools.  Think you can’t learn something from this mega company?

Geomize will be on hand to talk super affiliate tips and tricks. 

Skrill, the popular money transfer company used by online gambling industry operators and players, will be represented via Daniel O’Leary, Head of Sales. 

Dozens of other speakers are scheduled. 

With online gambling now joining forces with social media, there are definitely synergies between all these great Internet industries.  Learn more about iDate 2013 Las Vegas here.  Our good friend Marc Lesniak is this show’s organizer. 

- Payton O’Brien, Gambling911.com Senior Editor

 

Related Content

Washington State Congressman Wants End to Wildfire Betting on Kalshi, Polymarket as Spokane Area Still Reeling

Washington State Congressman Wants End to Wildfire Betting on Kalshi, Polymarket as Spokane Area Still Reeling

Rep. Michael Baumgartner, R-Spokane, introduced the bill this week. Critics say betting on wildfires is, at best, grotesque and could incentivize arson and other illegal acts.
Florida AG Sues Chumba Casino, LuckyLand, Global Poker, Stake Sweepstakes Casinos

Florida AG Sues Chumba Casino, LuckyLand, Global Poker, Stake Sweepstakes Casinos

Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier has filed two lawsuits Wednesday against companies behind major online sweepstakes casinos, including Chumba Casino parent company VGW, which also operates the hugely popular LuckyLand and Global Poker sites.
BetAmapola Dispute Resolved: Player Paid in Full

BetAmapola Dispute Resolved: Player Paid in Full

Gambling911.com is happy to report that a long standing payout issue involving BetAmapola has now been resolved.
More Sweepstakes Casino Closures in August: LuckyStake and The Money Factory Shut Down

More Sweepstakes Casino Closures in August: LuckyStake and The Money Factory Shut Down

LuckyStake shut its sweepstakes casino down Aug. 14 with redemptions due by Aug. 20. The Money Factory did so two weeks prior.