KnowNow Player Protection Forum – Speaker Annoucements
Book your tickets today for the KnowNow Player Protection Forum. We’ve got a packed agenda for the day. Here’s an introduction to some of the speakers.
Player Protection conference – Anyone up for stopping the witch hunt and working together instead?
We recently put our next digital conference, the Player Protection Forum, to market. Running it this way would not be our first choice but considering the global situation it’s the only way we can currently guarantee delivering the content. Anyone who has held conferences will be aware that digital events still incur costs for us as a business. So to avoid getting into a twitter debate we’ll hand over to our MD Paula Murphy to address some of the misconceptions about what we do and our business…
Review of the Player Protection Landscape at the Player Protection Forum.
We’ve got a packed agenda for our Player Protection Forum in January. We’re delighted to welcome back David Clifton, Director and co-founder of Clifton Davies Consultancy Limited. David will be opening the day with a review of the Player Protection landscape.
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Psychology of problem gambling in women.
Welcome to Liz Karter. Liz joins our line up of speakers at our digital conference in January – The Player Protection Forum. She’ll be talking about the Psychology of problem gambling in women. It really is time to take note. Statistics show that the number of female problem gamblers is increasing at a faster rate than men.
Liz is as a Leading UK Therapist in Gambling Addiction in Women, Author and Consultant Therapist to TV & Radio.
Important event update. Responsible Marketing for Gambling Operators.
We have taken the difficult decision to make our Responsible Marketing for Gambling Operators Conference in October an entirely digital event.
Ethical Business and Player Protection Culture – The Future of the Gambling Industry
The key founding principle at KnowNow is that ethical business is not just the right thing to do, it is also the best way to ensure sustainable commercial success. That’s quite a big statement I know! But it’s one I base my whole business on and I’m very confident I can back up.
6th Edition of the Gambling Industry Code for Socially Responsible Advertising.
The Betting and Gaming Council has announced publication of the 6th edition of the Gambling Industry Code for Socially Responsible Advertising.
This will give David Clifton, Clifton Davies Associates, plenty to discuss when he interviews Brigid Simmons, Chairman BGC, at our Responsible Marketing for Gambling Operators Conference in October.
Rightlander Q&A with Paula Murphy
Our MD Paula Murphy joined a Rightlander Q&A to discuss the impact of advertising restrictions in the UK, Spain and other markets during covid-19.
2020 A most challenging year but KnowNow Events planned for the rest of the year.
KnowNow turned 3 this year. Where does the time go? Here’s KnowNow MD, Paula Murphy, reflecting on the challenges this most difficult year has presented to the gambling industry and looking ahead at the planned KnowNow events for the remainder of the year.
2020 – what a crazy year it has been so far! Back in December we left the old decade and welcomed the new full of excitement for what the next few months might hold. I posted pictures of my family, all smiling, squished around my brothers dining table for breakfast on New Year’s Day accompanied by #newdecade and #movingforward. I didn’t see my brother, sister in law and my four gorgeous nieces again until three weeks ago.
As the twenty-tens became the twenties we all became aware that there was a virus in China that sounded pretty horrific. However none of us expected it to impact our lives the way it has.
Jason Chess, Partner at Wiggin LLP on the legalities of what is and isn’t allowed. How do we interpret the rules?
We’re delighted to announce that Jason Chess, Partner at Wiggin LLP will be joining the line-up of speakers at our Responsible Marketing for Gambling Operators conference.
Jason will be presenting The legalities of what is and isn’t allowed. How do we interpret the rules?
