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E3 accidentally leaks personal details of journalists, YouTubers and analysts
Updated: Over 2,000 names on the list
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E3 attendance drops slightly for 2019
Next year's show set for Los Angeles Convention Centre between June 9th and 11th
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Trade groups decry gaming disorder classification
Six industry associations from around the world say evidence of the condition is not "sufficiently robust"
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US loot box bill receives bipartisan support
Republican senator's ban on loot boxes pay-to-win mechanics for children has been co-sponsored by two Democrats
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ESA names Stanley Pierre-Louis CEO
Trade group's newly appointed head downplays reports of disarray and concerns about E3, crunch, loot boxes, and the WHO's decision on gaming disorder
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ESA reportedly troubled by eroded trust, harsh management styles
Former president Michael Gallagher said to have exhibited "challenging" management approach that celebrated burnout
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ESA: Gamers are college educated, will vote
Trade group's latest annual survey looks to counter stereotypes of who plays games
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Gaming disorder diagnosis puts industry at risk - ESA
Acting president Stanley Pierre-Louis discusses World Health Organization's gaming addiction concern, loot boxes, unions, and more
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Riot, Sega, four more join ESA
League of Legends studio, Intellivision, and Wizards of the Coast sign up as Sonic publisher, Natsume, and THQ Nordic return to the US trade group's ranks
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World Health Organization and ESA meet to discuss gaming disorder diagnosis
UPDATE: UKIE and ISFE also urged WHO to "reconsider the mounting evidence" during formal dialogue last month
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US School Safety Commission largely gives games a pass
Group convened by Trump in wake of mass shooting earlier this year suggests schools monitor internet access, media ratings bodies review policies
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ESA unconcerned by Sony abandoning E3
Microsoft and Nintendo both on board for 2019 trade show, which will expand beyond Los Angeles Convention Centre
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ESA president Michael Gallagher steps down
Former senior VP Stanley Pierre-Louis to serve as interim CEO until replacement is found
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ESA president: Crunch “hasn't been a significant issue” for ten years
Industry body's leader Mike Gallagher also believes call for unions is “in its infancy”
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E3 attendance reaches highest point since 2005
2018 event was "an enormous success" says organiser as nearly 70,000 people descend on LA Convention Centre
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The ESA hits a low point
10 Years Ago This Month: Self-regulation helps fend off threatened legislation, but mismanagement of E3 has members jumping ship
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ESA joins battle for net neutrality
E3 organiser and games lobbying group files to participate in lawsuit against Federal Communications Commission
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ESA opposes potential DMCA rule change aimed at preserving abandoned online games
"Preservation of online video games is now critical,” says Museum of Art and Digital Entertainment
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E3 2018 specifies industry-only hours as public tickets return
Games industry professionals will get early entry to the show floor, Gamer Pass goes on sale next week
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US games industry revenue hits record $36bn in 2017
Industry revenue sees 18% growth over 2016 with strong performance from hardware and software sales
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E3 2020 may leave Los Angeles
ESA CEO expresses concerns about venue as attendance rises by 30%
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ESA sues to overturn Chicago online game service tax
Trade group goes to court over city's expansion of amusement tax to include game streaming and subscription services
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ESA calls Trump's immigration stance "reckless and misinformed"
US industry trade group promises vigilance against "misguided efforts that dim our frontiers"
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US games industry adds $11.7 billion to GDP - ESA
Trade group's economic impact report says gaming supports more than 220,000 jobs, average compensation tops $97,000 a year
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"This move is long overdue" - Industry responds to E3 going public
Publishers and developers back ESA's move, but questions remain over price, the number of consumers and whether the show is suitable for them