Canada’s Largest Newspaper Partners with Gaming Solutions International To Provide Interactive Lottery Results Online
Canada’s Largest Newspaper Partners with Gaming Solutions International To Provide Interactive Lottery Results Online
Pensacola, FL (PRWEB) September 19, 2006
Gaming Solutions International, a Florida based technology company, is pleased to announce The Toronto Star is now utilizing their patent-pending interactive lottery results data.
“We are extremely pleased to begin working with Canada’s largest newspaper and to be providing their online audience with interactive lottery data,” said John Brier, Managing Partner of Gaming Solutions International, LLC.
“Canada has a number of provincial lotteries and millions of lottery players each week. The Toronto Star is now able to provide interactive lottery results and information to their substantial online audience,” added Brier.
To view the new interactive lottery data section at The Toronto Star click on this link:
http://www.thestar.com/static/Third_Party/lottery/on_lottery.html
About Gaming Solutions International, LLC:
Gaming Solutions International, LLC, is a Pensacola, FL based technology company that produces patent-pending interactive lottery and horoscope results data for online media properties, to include newspapers, television stations, radio stations, portals, and news and information web sites. Lottery data coverage includes all state and government sponsored lotteries in the United States, Canada, the U.K., and Ireland. Content partners include AOL, Compuserve, Bell South, NBC Television, AccuWeather, The Baltimore Sun, The Chicago Tribune, The Orlando Sentinel, MSNBC, CBS Radio, ABC Television, Clear Channel Television, The Washington Post and many others. For more information visit their corporate web site at http://www.LottoFactor.com
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