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Vol. 51, No. 1, January 2011
| Betson Plans Florida Office
Nick Montano
Betson Enterprises said it plans to open a sales and service office in central Florida. The office, which will be the distributor's 12th, is scheduled to open in the first quarter of 2011...
| | Illinois Trade Lobbies Against Racetrack Slots
Marcus Webb
The Illinois Coin Machine Operators Association is fighting a measure that would massively expand legalized gambling in Illinois -- and would provide more competition for operator-run VLTs...
| | Jersey Jack Pinball To Design And Manufacture Flipper Games
Nick Montano
Coin-op veteran Jack Guarnieri is planning to produce fully loaded pinball machines under the name Jersey Jack Pinball. The first game, The Wizard of Oz, is expected to ship before Christmas 2011. Guarnieri makes big bet that there's strong demand for feature-rich games that sell for more...
| |  | Knowing What We Don't Know
Tim Sanford
Is the operator is his own worst enemy? With the passage of time, we have come to recognize that this principle is not confined to operators... by Tim Sanford
| | | A Sign Of The Times: Do-It-Yourself Vandalism
Hank Schlesinger
We live in an age of really stupid crimes. Even worse, the criminals seem to be getting dumber by the day. I remember writing a story about a thief who had ripped off dozens of bulk vending racks... by Hank Schlesinger
| | | The Promise And The Peril
Marcus Webb
VT devoted plenty of coverage to the infamous "Alabama bingo brawl" and North Carolina's sweepstakes videogames. Where are these two roller coasters going in 2011? by Marcus Webb
| | Obama Signs Food Safety Bill
Emily Jed
President Obama on Tuesday signed a food safety bill that gives the FDA new authority to prevent foodborne illness...
| | Subway Tests Gluten-Free Offerings
Emily Jed
The chain announced that it began testing a gluten-free roll and brownie in the Dallas-Fort Worth and Tyler Longview, TX, markets last month...
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|  | Vending Industry Expertise Wrings Profits From Water's Appeal
Emily Jed
The rise of the workplace services industry spurred the development of modern water purification technology. First installed in hot and cold beverage vending machines and then in automatic coffee brewers, these filters also were applied by imaginative operators to solving water quality problems for their locations, thereby converting an expense item into another profit center. Today, pure water has attained prominence as the healthy drink of choice at home, work, school and on the go - and the industry is in an enviable position to deliver it to the many consumers thirsting for it...
| | Gas Prices At The Pump On The Rise
Hank Schlesinger
According to energy experts, the price of gas at the pump is primed for steady increases as the world economic recovery progresses, energy demand increases and production declines...
| | IRS Announces 2011 Standard Mileage Rates
by Staff Reporter
In a new revenue procedure, the optional mileage allowance for owned or leased autos (including vans, pickups or panel trucks) is 51¢ a mile for business travel after 2010...by Staff Reporter
| | | In 2011, The Journey Will Be The Reward
Alicia Lavay
The arrival of a new year traditionally has been a time of reflection for many people. I, for one, have been thinking a lot about the events that have led up to where we are now... by Alicia Lavay
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The Indian Bank has installed a banknote changer at the famous hill temple, devoted to Sri Dhandayuthapaniswamy, in the ancient city of Palani, Tamil Nadu... 