AOL Latino Launches Spanish Language Flash Map Lottery Section Powered by Gaming Solutions International

“AOL Latinos online audience now has access to patent-pending interactive lottery results data with flash mapping provided by Gaming Solutions International.

“We began supplying America Online and AOL Latino with interactive lottery data in 2006, and we are pleased to announce we are now providing one of the worlds premiere online communitys with North American flash mapping for their Spanish language audience . With over 200 current lottery games in the U.S. alone, and with 74% of U.S. adults playing the lottery regularly, our patent-pending suite of interactive lottery data services will provide AOLs Spanish language audience with exceptional content they interact with on a daily basis,” said John Brier, Managing Partner of Gaming Solutions International, LLC. “This new flash mapping feature is an upgrade that will enhance the user experience of AOL Latino visitors who are accessing the lottery results section.”

The new Spanish language flash mapping feature can be seen at AOL Latino at this link

noticias.aol.com/premios-de-la-loteria

“Spanish language content is becoming more important each day on the internet. It is a growing segment both in terms of audience and advertising dollars. We are committed to continually improving the quality of our Spanish language content, and the new Spanish language flash mapping feature is a direct example of our commitment,” added Brier. ” We plan on increasing our line of Spanish language products in 2007 to include interactive horoscope modules, and Spanish language lottery results modules that will cover the countries of Mexico, Columbia, Costa Rica, Venezuela, Argentina, Brazil, and Panama.”"

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