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Inquirer.net on MSNStronger regulation needed vs online gambling, not total ban, says groupAn advocacy group on Monday called for strengthened regulation of the online gambling industry, rather than a total ...
As online gambling surges in the Philippines, stories of addiction, broken homes, and youth debt are rising, prompting lawmakers, the Church and rehab experts to push for tighter regulation or a total ...
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Philstar.com on MSNPagcor to stop gambling ads on primetime TVApart from billboards, gambling-related advertisements will now be prohibited during primetime television hours, the Philippine Amusement and Gaming Corp. said yesterday. PAGCOR chairman and chief ...
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Inquirer.net on MSNPagcor OK with e-gambling curbs, warns vs total banResponding to the clamor from the Catholic Church and some lawmakers against the proliferation of online gambling, the head ...
CEO Alejandro Tengco also announces that Pagcor, alongside the Ad Standards Council, will be signing a memorandum of ...
The Philippine Amusement and Gaming Corporation (PAGCOR) has directed all licensed gambling operators and affiliated entities ...
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Philstar.com on MSNGambling operators told to take down billboard advertisements by August 15Gambling operators only have roughly a month to take down billboard advertisements on buildings and posters displayed on ...
The Pagcor representative said the guidelines would include a ban on OOH ads near churches, schools, and hospitals, places central to many Filipino families’ routines. Gambling-related TV ads will ...
Former anti-graft commissioner Nick Conti called for “bold legislation” to shield the youth and vulnerable groups from online ...
PAGCOR bucks total ban as opposition to online gambling grows The Philippine Amusement and Gaming Corporation is moving to regulate the advertisements of ...
In summary, every form of gambling-related promotion running on these social channels must first get approved by Meta itself.
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Global News - Inquirer.net on MSNOne click away: PH grapples with online gambling boom – and doomIt started with a P100 bet on a game she found through a Facebook advertisement. Ms Ana Reyes (not her real name), a ...
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