Amusement or gaming?

Article Abstract:

The distinction between amusement and gaming machines has become less clear over the years as attitudes towards gaming have changed. The author provides examples from the amusement industry's past to support his belief that the coin-operated amusement industry never really existed.

Editorial, Management, Gambling industry, Coin operated machines

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Rachel Davies: Startle's woman for change

Article Abstract:

Rachel Davies serves as new business director at Startle. She originally worked in the consumer games but has since moved to the coin operated industry. She has worked at many places and worked her way up in the industry as a strong career woman.

Officials and employees, Interview, Slot machines, Davies, Rachel, Startle

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