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AGCOM opens consultation on responsible-gambling communication guidance in Italy

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Italy’s AGCOM has approved draft guidance on responsible-gambling communications and will open it to operator consultation for 30 days, the authority said. The proposed rules would bar promotional language and calls to gamble, restrict content that could appeal to minors or vulnerable groups, and require support information.

Operators will need to assess whether their responsible-gambling communications meet the proposed restrictions if the guidance is adopted.

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IAP prepares responsible gambling communication rules in Italy

Italy’s IAP is preparing rules for responsible gambling communications, its secretary general Vincenzo Guggino told the FAIR Forum in Rome. The proposed rules would incorporate existing guidance into its self-regulatory code and enable IAP to stop messages that exceed permitted limits.

Italy's Istituto dell'Autodisciplina Pubblicitaria (IAP) is preparing a regulation on responsible gambling communication that is intended to become part of its self-regulatory code, Vincenzo Guggino, the institute's secretary general, said at the second edition of the FAIR Foundation Forum in Rome. The regulation would allow the IAP to intervene to stop messages that go beyond the permitted limits, Guggino said.

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