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News > 2015 > May > 21

The Income Tax Division of Treasury has apologised for an operational error which resulted in groups of its customers being able to see each other’s e-mail addresses. It is emphasising, however

News > 2014 > Jan > 30

Lime trees at Port-e-Chee Meadow without obtaining the necessary permission from the Department of Environment, Food & Agriculture. This resulted in a significant loss of visual amenity

News > 2017 > Jun > 13

A number of Isle of Man e-Gaming companies were winners at the prestigious 2017 EGR B2B Awards by eGaming Review (EGR) magazine. Isle of Man based Playtech had great success at the event, taking

News > 2021 > Jan > 29

for Infrastructure Tim Baker MHK commented:  ‘With the emergence of higher powered versions of e-bikes and e-scooters it makes perfect sense to take the opportunity to bring forward a clear policy to support

News > 2017 > Aug > 23

Innovative e-Gaming company, ESP (eSportsPools), has recently been granted a licence to develop their eSports operations on the Isle of Man, the first licence in the world to specifically cover

News > 2015 > May > 08

Mark Robson has joined the Department of Economic Development as Head of e-Gaming. He takes on the job after working for a number of years within the IT and gaming industries in a variety of roles

News > 2016 > Apr > 28

A large number of Isle of Man e-Gaming companies have been shortlisted for the prestigious 2016 B2B Awards by eGaming Review Magazine (EGR). The annual EGR B2B Awards, now in their seventh year

News > 2016 > Jun > 03

A number of Isle of Man e-Gaming companies were winners at the prestigious 2016 B2B Awards and Marketing and Innovation Awards by eGaming Review Magazine (EGR) this week (1 June). The Isle of Man

News > 2015 > May > 08

Elissa Morris has joined the Department of Economic Development as e-Business Manager following successful roles in Sales and Account Management within local ICT firms specialising in datacentre

News > 2023 > Oct > 12

Views on a proposed ban on the use of electronic training collars (e-collars) for cats and dogs are being sought during a six week consultation. There are generally two types: Remote-controlled