Fox News Television broadcast live on April 30 from Stern Pinball’s factory in Melrose Park, IL.  The show was broadcast over the national and local Chicago networks.

The Fox Business Report went live at 6AM as reporter Jeff Flock interviewed Gary Stern next to a row of Indiana Jones pinball machines on Stern Pinball’s factory floor.  Gary discussed the game, as well as the history and future of pinball.

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The Billiard Congress of America (BCA) is making available the results of its annual membership study, including two in-depth and comprehensive reports specific to the billiard retailer and pool room operator segments of the BCA membership.

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The May National Tournament for Play Mechanix's Big Buck Hunter Pro (BBHP) Online begins today. The "Big Buck Bowl" tournament will run May 7 to May 27 with 52 winners walking away with over $2,000 in prize winnings.

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Ecast recently completed is “Perfect Combination” interactive promotion for Hornitos Tequila, which is part of the Sauza family. The special promotion, which ended on Cinco de Mayo (May 5), was designed to effectively reach and interact more intimately with tequila aficionados.

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DES MOINES, IA — Iowa will pay a $250,000 settlement to International Gamco Inc. (Omaha, NE) as compensation for losses incurred when the state's legislature outlawed previously legal TouchPlay machines in 2006. As part of the settlement, Gamco will drop claims against Iowa and acknowledge that the state denies any liability in the matter, officials said.

Bob Brammer, a spokesman for the state attorney general, told the Associated Press that this is the fifth or sixth settlement in the TouchPlay controversy so far, bringing Iowa's total settlement payments to about $3.6 million. Dozens of TouchPlay operators remain headed to trial in a class-action lawsuit currently set for September 8.

Gamco said it is North America's premier manufacturer of pull-tab tickets, with regional sales offices located throughout the U.S. The company serves the lottery, charitable gaming and promotional games markets of 46 states.

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