Entertainment Consumers Association
The Entertainment Consumers Association (ECA), a US-based non-government, non-profit organization dedicated to the interests of individuals who play PC and video games in the US has recently done a takeover to Dennis McCauley's blog GamePolitics.com. McCauley's blog that was launched in 2005 provided with news and reviews of the gaming industry from the polity point of view.
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However McCauley will still write for blog as 'official political editor' while ECA supremo Hal Halpin will deal with anti-games legislation.
Via: next-gen.biz
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