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Nintendo might be winning the console war but it has another front to fight on. It has long been battling game pirates around the world, working closely with local authorities to clamp down on pirates in several countries including Mexico and China. So when the Entertainment Software Association (ESA) submitted… Continue Reading »

In the recent race to the White House, politicians are not the only people fighting to be heard. In a recent issue of CitizenLink parents fear ESA’s (Entertainment Software Association) most recent activity of funding game friendly candidates. According to CitizenLink, parents fear that ESA’s latest actions would “sway lawmakers”… Continue Reading »

Industry-friendly candidates will be getting financial support this election year from a political action committee established last fall by the Electronic Software Association (ESA). The New York Times spoke to ESA chief executive Michael D. Gallagher on Tuesday (January 15, 2008) regarding the status of the new committee and how… Continue Reading »

The Entertainment Software Association named Michael Gallagher its new president, replacing the organization’s first president and founder, Douglas Lowenstein, who has served since 1994. Gallagher is coming to ESA from the law firm Perkins Coie, and was previously the Assistant Secretary of Commerce for Communications and Information in the US… Continue Reading »