The ESA (Page 6)
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ESA Foundation raises $750,000
Annual Nite to Unite event also hands Miyamoto the ESA Champion Award
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Expanded format to make way for increased audience numbers and non-ESA member companies
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ESA Foundation pledges $1m grant
Charitable arm of industry representative details nine children's organisations to receive funding
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ESA recruits piracy expert as general counsel
Former RIAA and Department of Justice exec joins US trade body
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California pays out $282k to cover ESA legal fees
The payout is to be made following the failed attempt to defend unconstitutional law on appeal
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ESA's charity game pack pulls in $2.6m
Selection of titles for the Xbox 360 raises money for a number of American children's organisations
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Crave Entertainment latest to abandon ESA
Report suggests publisher is fifth high-profile departure of US trade association
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ESA spent $714k on Q1 lobbying
Disclosure reveals First Amendment issues, IP protection, piracy and patent reform were on the agenda
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id: ESA departure temporary, not political
But ECA boss says more companies likely to quit US trade association
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ESA, ECA in row over E3 keynote speaker
The choice of Texas Governor Rick Perry as E3 keynote speaker has sparked controversy and allegations of politicising the event
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Santa Monica E3 relocation cost ESA $5 million
Last year's move to Santa Monica cost E3 organisers more than $5 million in event cancellation fees
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ESA: Piracy exceeds 90 % in some territories
The Entertainment Software Association has filed a Special 301 Report with the US Trade Representative outlining the challenge that international piracy poses to the growth of the videogames industry.
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Lowenstein blasts games industry
In his final speech as president of the Entertainment Software Association, Doug Lowenstein blasted publishers, developers and the gaming press for failing to protect the future of the industry.
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ESA officially announces Lowenstein departure
The Electronic Software Association has officially announced the departure of president Doug Lowenstein, after twelve years with the organisation.