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N'Gai Croal, "Now, Video Vérité," Newsweek, June 3, 2002, p. 43
"In 2001, consumers snapped up $9.4 billion worth of game software and hardware - up 43 percent from the previous year - led by Sony's world-beating PlayStation 2."
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John Horn, "Point and Bet," Newsweek, October 28, 2002, p. 50
"In a typical month, surfers plunk down $640,000. Because players make more bets per hour than they would at Caesar's Palace, they literally lose money to the house twice as fast...Every week about 2 million players ante up at more than 1,800 virtual casinos...$3.5 billion will be lost on Internet bets this year, about three times the revenue of porn sites."
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