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Conference program & keynote presentations
Gaming on the Internet & Prevention of youth gambling problems
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Monday 21 of May 2007
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08.00
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Registration
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09.00
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Official opening, welcome speech
Michael Bay Jørsel, Chairman of the SNSUS
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09.10
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Welcome address by invited guestspeaker
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09.30
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"The Changing Landscape of Gambling - Gambling on the Internet"
Professor Mark Griffiths, Nottingham-Trent University, UK
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10.45
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Coffee Break
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11.15
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"Responsible gaming of the future"
Managing Director Jesper Kärrbrink, VD Svenska Spel, Sweden
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12.00
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Lunch
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13.30
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Workshops
A) Chair: Thomas Nilsson, SNSUS
"The Regulatory and Policy Challenges Facing Gambling on the Internet"
Lawyer Tuula Sundström, Veikkaus Oy, Finland and Jon Fixdal, Council of Technology, Norway.
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B) Chair: Daniel Thor Olason, SNSUS
"Treatment Programmes on the Internet"
Associate Professor in Psychology Per Carlbring, University of Linköbing, Sweden, CBT Anki Edlund and CBT Birgitta Enmark, Spelinstitutet, Sweden (this presentation will be in Swedish).
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C) Chair: Finn Gyllstrøm, SNSUS
Excamples of Prevention in Norway:
"The School as a non-gambling area"
Guri S. Rekve, The Norwegian Lottery Association
"Offers of Education based on The Internet"
Sociologist Hanne Kilen Stuen, Østnorsk Kompetensesenter (this presentation will be in Norwegian)
"Working Life and Gambling"
Psychologist Tevje Revheim, AKAN
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15.00
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Coffee break
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15.30
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Workshops
A) Chair: Daniel Thor Olason, SNSUS
"What is Problem Gambling? Characteristics and Dimensions of Gambling Behavior"
Professor Mark Griffiths, Nottingham-Trent University, UK
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B) Chair: Tapio Jaakkola, SNSUS
"Responsible Gambling on the Internet"
Morten Hedegaard, Danske Spil
Peer Jacob Svenkerud, Norsk Tipping
Zenita Strandänger & Maria Schubert, Svenska Spel
Eeva Karppanen & Miikka Kimari, Veikkaus
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C) Chair: Thomas Nilsson SNSUS
"What we've learned from alcohol prevention research of relevance with respect to gambling"
Head of Research Ingeborg Rossow, SIRUS, Norway
"Harm Minimization for Online Players: Game Design, Behavioural Transparency, Customer Support"
Dr. Richard Woods, IGRU, Nottingham-Trent University, UK
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17.00
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Chair: Finn Gyllstrøm, SNSUS
"The Present Situation in Norway"
Unn Hovda Sandveen, The Department of Cultural and Ecclesiastical Affairs, Norway
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17.30
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End of presentations
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19.00 - 22.00 Conference Dinner
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Tuesday 22 of May 2007
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08.00
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"Internet and Wireless Gambling Insights"
Professor Mark Griffiths, Nottingham-Trent University, UK
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09.15
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"Gambling as a Public Health Issue"
Head of Problem Gambling section at The Swedish National Institute för Public Health, Anders Stymne, Sweden
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10.00
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Coffee break
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10.30
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"Youth Gambling in The Nordic Countries"
Assistant Professor Daníel Þór Ólason, University of Iceland
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12.00
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Lunch
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13.30
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Workshops
A) Chair: Finn Gyllstrøm, SNSUS
"Gambling Opportunities and Prevention Programmes"
Head of EOPH Antti Murto, Finland
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"The Dark Side of Gambling - Further Prevention is needed"
Roger Edlund, Spelinstitutet, Sweden
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B) Chair: Tapio Jaakkola, SNSUS
"Helplines in The Nordic Countries"
Helpline Councellour Anna Nyman, Spelinstitutet, Sweden
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Head of The Helpline Thore Paulsen, Norway
Head of The Helpline, Tapio Jaakkola, Peluuri, Finland
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C) Chair: Benedicte Ejlers, Center for Ludomani, DK
"Youth and Gambling - Research in New Forms and Meanings of Gambling among Danish Youth"
Nina Wittendorf, Ph.D., Assistant Professor Niels Ulrik Sørensen and Research Manager, Ph.D. Jens Christian Nielsen
"Youth and Gambling Problems"
Psychologist Marianne Hansen, SIRUS, Blue Cross, Norway
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15.00 - 15.15 Closing Ceremony
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