REPORTS & MAGAZINES / June 2011

June 2011

June 2011

The terminology used to describe the gaming industry continues to present an idealogical hurdle for both journalists and PR executives.

In a recent release from the Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC), the headline read: ‘Fifty years on, UK betting shops lure new breed of punters.’ I’m not too sure how many subjects could be described in such a manner, but I can’t think of one that’s positive.

You could possibly use the word ‘lure’ in hunting in a good light, but this still suggests trapping some poor unsuspecting creature. I’d further associate it with stalking, sexual predation and bearded men pretending to be teenagers on the Internet.

Related Stories

Stay updated with the latest gaming industry news.

Stay updated with the latest gaming industry news.

    You agreed in terms of service. You’ll receive the latest updates and tips, unsubscribe anytime.

    Thank you for subscribing

    You’re now among the first to receive the latest gaming industry news and insights.

    SEND ANOTHER ENQUIRY