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01/16/2010		Online Casino Style: News BBC Contributes to Internet TV
Home History Games News Dictionary		A supportive partnership forged between the British Broadcasting Corporation, most well-known as simply the BBC, and Satellite Information Services Ltd will result this month in the launch of the Betting Channel in the United Kingdom. The new channel is dedicated to the broadcast of a wide range of popular sports events, linked to a internet gambling sports betting platform. Satellite Information Services (SIS) is an outside broadcast production affiliate of the BBC. The channel seems to be up and running, already exciting members of the internet gambling community. While it’s initial broadcasting hours began small –a available from 9am to 11am Monday through Saturday – the production company intends to expand the Channel’s betting hours to up to 6 hours every day. There should be some significant growth of content as well, as The Betting Channel has already promised to deliver quality content to the online gambling world, satisfying the wants of both the players and the bookmakers in terms of content. The idea was developed by Alan Bentley, most well-known in the internet gambling world for his role as a television presenter for Sky Sports and Liverpool. He established his own production company in 2001, and has been working towards the goal of linking the online world to the presentation of sports betting ever since. Informative betting commentary and live updated odds from the biggest bookies are two of the best features of the new Betting Channel. Available at bettingchannel.uk, it’s the latest contribution to the world of streaming web tv, a perfect fit for the growing (and prospering) internet gambling industry. “After such a long time spent working on this project it’s a very exciting time for the whole team and me personally,” Bentley said this week. “We believe the immediacy of our offering will prove attractive because punters will be able to obtain continually updated sports news and odds as soon as the news breaks. And by using an internet platform to broadcast we offer an immediate global reach."

01/16/2010

Online Casino Style: News
BBC Contributes to Internet TV

A supportive partnership forged between the British Broadcasting Corporation, most well-known as simply the BBC, and Satellite Information Services Ltd will result this month in the launch of the Betting Channel in the United Kingdom. The new channel is dedicated to the broadcast of a wide range of popular sports events, linked to a internet gambling sports betting platform. Satellite Information Services (SIS) is an outside broadcast production affiliate of the BBC.

The channel seems to be up and running, already exciting members of the internet gambling community. While it’s initial broadcasting hours began small –a available from 9am to 11am Monday through Saturday – the production company intends to expand the Channel’s betting hours to up to 6 hours every day. There should be some significant growth of content as well, as The Betting Channel has already promised to deliver quality content to the online gambling world, satisfying the wants of both the players and the bookmakers in terms of content.

The idea was developed by Alan Bentley, most well-known in the internet gambling world for his role as a television presenter for Sky Sports and Liverpool. He established his own production company in 2001, and has been working towards the goal of linking the online world to the presentation of sports betting ever since. Informative betting commentary and live updated odds from the biggest bookies are two of the best features of the new Betting Channel. Available at bettingchannel.uk, it’s the latest contribution to the world of streaming web tv, a perfect fit for the growing (and prospering) internet gambling industry.

“After such a long time spent working on this project it’s a very exciting time for the whole team and me personally,” Bentley said this week. “We believe the immediacy of our offering will prove attractive because punters will be able to obtain continually updated sports news and odds as soon as the news breaks. And by using an internet platform to broadcast we offer an immediate global reach."