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21
Mar
2009

Hyperion are pleased to announce that progress is continuing at an earnest rate in the construction of our new purpose built Islington office. We will soon be based in the Highbury Studios development, and should take occupancy in the middle of April. The below image doesn't paint a picture of beau... read more »

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28
Apr
2009

Today saw the very positive news that Congressman Barney Frank is introducing legislation to overthrow the US UIEGA iGaming prohibition. In the spirit of humour Hyperion features portraits of Barney Frank and other famous historical Barney's.  Barney F. Barney G. Barney (Prehistoric... read more »

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03
May
2009

At Hyperion we are often asked how we came about our rather distinctive name. Way back in the end of 2006 when the Agencies’ two Co-Founders were setting the foundations of the business in place several names were espoused and dismissed. It was decided at an early stage that a business named ... read more »

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03
May
2009

At present the social media zeitgeist is firmly centred upon Twitter.com. The concept is simple, each post is a micro blog of less than 140 words, and users can choose to follow a myriad of other users. Hyperion Gaming is active on Twitter, and both follows and is followed by several hundred iGam... read more »

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14
May
2009

Recently I’ve been working on a number of Country Manager roles for various clients looking to develop their presence in emerging territories. The job description for these positions varies between operators but the general consensus is that they’re pretty vague. Key requirements are of c... read more »

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16
Aug
2009

The letter “M” is the moniker of James Bond’s boss, and Google reveals it to be the title of a 1931 Fritz Lang film, in addition it comprises half the name of a popular American candy snack... However for the purpose of this blog we will take “M” in one of its oldest ... read more »

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22
Oct
2009

Side stepping the politics of the China and Russia respectively, China launched special economic zones in the 1980’s to galvanise it's economy, and Russia is in the process of setting up four SEZ’s for offline gaming after a ruthless cull on Casinos in Moscow and other places. Much ha... read more »

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01
May
2010

In the UK we are enjoying the May bank holiday weekend. In addition to the Premiership reaching the business end of the season and the Classics kicking off with Newmarket's 2000 and 1000 Guineas this period is in many persons eyes most associated with being the finish of the  Snooker World Ch... read more »

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25
Oct
2010

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Tony Mowbray is now 1/4 (from 1/2) with Ladbrokes to be the next Middlesbrough manager following the interviews which have taken place this week. Paul Ince can be backed at 4/1 with Gary Megson a 7/1 shot. Former Hull manager Phil Brown has been steadily supported today, opening up at 16/1 and now t... read more »

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17
Nov
2010

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After receiving a positive report from FIFA inspectors, England are 6/4 second favourites with William Hill to win the bid to stage the 2018 World Cup. Russia are currently 10/11 favourites with Hills, but haven't fared so positively in the reports, while Spain and Portugal's joint bid did well and ... read more »

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