NICOSIA, CYPRUS, October 20, 2012 (Press-News.org) Online Casino Archives is proud to announce its expansion into over 30 languages. The gaming, sports and lifestyle news site has been providing original news and scoops for over 6 years.
Visitors to Online Casino Archives click on a map icon on the top right of the screen and are taken to a map featuring every continent. Countries with a local news site are colored and have an icon of the nation's flag. Simply click on the flag and you are taken to that country's site.
From Argentina to Switzerland to the United Kingdom, Online Casino Archives now has localized news that will better service its growing reader base. The other countries and languages covered include many that other news sites ignore. Countries like Slovenia, the Philippines, Luxembourg and Estonia are among the "smaller, but no less important" markets that the online casino news site now serves.
A major focus of Online Casino Archive's expansion is the new foray into the English speaking world. Until now, the "dot com" version of the site was the sole source of English language news for the news portal.
With the new expansion, OCA now has news sites that cover Canada, the UK, South Africa, Australia and New Zealand. These sites are not only for residents of the English speaking nations - they're great for people who have a cultural or business interest in these parts of the world.
http://www.onlinecasinoarchives.co.uk - The UK site has a local section named "UK" which has covers local topics of interest in the United Kingdom.
onlinecasinoarchives.auz.net - The Australian version of Online Casino Archives features local news as well as opinion pieces that cover Australian living.
http://www.onlinecasinoarchives.ca - Online Casino Archives Canada offers opinion stories and local news. The Canadian site also has a special section for French-Canadians with articles in French.
onlinecasinoarchives.co.nz - We didn't leave out the kiwis! Our New Zealand site has an opinion page as well as local news.
onlinecasinoarchives.co.za - Our South African site features an editorial page and a section for speakers of Afrikaans.
Online Casino Archives - http://www.onlinecasinoarchives.com is providing original news since 2006. As the name suggests, the site focuses on the fast moving world of online and mobile gambling.
Online Casino Archives Expands to Over 30 Languages
Online Casino Archives is proud to announce its expansion into over 30 languages. The gaming, sports and lifestyle news site has been providing original news and scoops for over 6 years.
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