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As more and more employees all over the world are distracted by the lure of the internet and all that it offers – some companies are resorting to content filtering software to block some of the sites that cause major distractions for their employees. In this case, online casinos will no longer be accessible by employees of Royal Dutch Shell while they are at work and using their work internet. The online casino gambling sites can be a huge distraction for gamblers who use their company time to gamble rather than fulfilling the work obligations – or at least that is the theory coming out of upper level management at Shell.

The Blogger News Network just announced that an employee at Shell leaked a copy of the recent memo to the public. The new policy is designed to target just three main categories of explicitly undesirable sites: gambling, pornography, and nudity. The censorship of internet is not a new technique at major corporations looking to increase the productivity of their employees. Often, though, social networking sites take the brunt of the censorship rather than the online casinos. In this case the recent Shell memo notes that the Internet Content Filtering (ICF) will take place on the entire Shell internet network and applies to all World Wide Web sites (WWW).

As for the company’s specific reasoning for the new censorship taking place, the office memo sent out to notify employees of the changes notes: “This enhancement will protect you from web-based security threats, and assist in your compliance with the Code of Conduct.” So, although GambleCraft has just reported on some major online casino bingo gambling wins from a player in the UK while he is at work – that’s not likely to happen to any shell employees in the near future.