The following article can be found in its original form at this link from the Daily Herald about SBFSTA member Big Game Software:

Chicago Daily Herald: Mary Hansen, April 20, 2016

Brett Baker remembers when notifications about his fantasy sports teams didn't pop up on his phone.

The following article can be found in its original form at this link from WCTV and Capitol News Service:

Capitol News Service: Mike Vaslinda, August 10, 2016

CHICAGO -- Fantasy sports leagues are a $150 billion per year industry nationwide, and Florida lawmakers at a national conference in Chicago are getting an earful from the industry.

The following article can be found in its original form at this link from The Hill:

The Hill: Reid Wilson, August 10, 2016

CHICAGO — State legislators across the country are preparing for a nationwide battle over the booming and largely unregulated daily fantasy sports industry.

The following article can be found in its original form at this link from DraftSharks:

DraftSharks: Lenny Pappano, August 5, 2016

Run a fantasy football league in New York state? Well, if you collect an entry fee — the state government would like a word with you.

The following video report and interview with SBFSTA president Dave Gerczak can be found in its original form at this link from WCIA-TV Channel 3 News-Champaign, IL:

WCIA-TV Channel 3 News: April 13, 2016

ILLINOIS -- Small fantasy sports businesses say big licensing fees could mean "game over" for them. The Small Businesses of Fantasy Sports Trade Association plans to work with legislators to ensure the playing field stays level.

The following article can be found in its original form at this link from the St. Louis Post-Dispatch:

St. Louis Post-Dispatch: Kurt Erickson, July 28, 2016

JEFFERSON CITY • Missouri could start reaping revenue from people who play fantasy sports as early as September.

The following article can be found in its original form at this link from Casino.org:

Casino.org: Katie Barlowe, March 8, 2016

Virginia daily fantasy sports (DFS) have the proud honor of being the first to become licensed in America.

The following article can be found in its original form at this link from the Vela | Wood PC Law Firm:

Vela | Wood Law: Caroline R. Fabacher, May 28, 2016

With opinions from attorney generals and legislative developments arriving daily, staying on top of the shifting legal environments of every state can be a chore for any fantasy sports operator.

The following article can be found in its original form at this link from the Legal Sports Report:

Legal Sports Report: Dustin Gouker, May 12, 2016

Missouri became the sixth state legislature to pass a bill that would legalize and regulate daily fantasy sports this year.

The following article can be found in its original form at this link from Missourinet: