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Email Experience Council (ECC)
Offices: New York, New York
The Email Experience Council was founded
on the belief that email is one of the four
key channels of communication (phone, mail,
digital and face to face). Their site is
dedicated to providing marketers with case
studies, learnings and access to reports
and statistics that will enable you to effectively
use email as a stand alone marketing channel,
or as the foundation for other digital marketing
and messaging efforts. |
Email Sender & Provider Coalition (ESPC)
Offices: York, Maine
The Email Sender and Provider Coalition
is a cooperative group of industry leaders
working to create solutions to the continued
proliferation of spam and the emerging problem
of deliverability. Their membership provides
volume mail delivery services to an estimated
250,000 clients—representing the full breadth
of the US marketplace. The ESPC is currently
working on solutions to spam and deliverability
concerns through a combination of legislative
advocacy, technological development, and
industry standards. |
eMarketing Association (eMA)
Offices: Westerly, Rhode Island
The eMarketing Association is the world's
largest international association of emarketing
professionals. Members include governments,
companies, professionals, and students involved
with the emarketing arena. The eMA provides
marketing resources, services, research,
certifications, educational programs and
events to its members and the marketing
community. The eMA works with a number of
organizations, companies and governments
on issues related to eCommerce, multi-channel
marketing and legislative issues. |
Emeryville Chamber of Commerce
Offices: Emeryville, California
The Emeryville Chamber of Commerce, a membership-based
non-profit business organization whose mission
is to promote local business, through its
merger with the Emeryville Industries Association,
is one of the oldest business development
organizations in the Bay Area. The new organization,
the Emeryville Chamber of Commerce, works
to promote the overall health and vitality
of Emeryville and the surrounding area through
promotion of business and the free enterprise
system. |
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Encino Chamber of Commerce
Offices: Encino, California
Encino is the San Fernando Valley's
premiere business community located
North of Los Angeles stretching from the
405 freeway on the East to Tarzana on
the West. The Encino Chamber of Commerce
has been serving the business community
of Encino with excellence since 1936.
The Encino Chamber has more than 400
member companies that represent a broad
array of services. Encino has the
reputation of being the Valley's premier
business community. The chamber forges
strong ties between the businesses and
the community to make the area a better
place in which to live, work, and play. |
E Net: Boston Entrepreneurs' Network
Offices: Lexington, Massachusetts
E-Net: Boston Entrepreneurs' Network holds
monthly meetings, open to the public. They
bring together over 100 CEOs' entrepreneurs,
investors, service providers, and management
team candidates and provide the resources
necessary to start and build companies.
At each meeting experts speak in depth on
subjects of interest to entrepreneurs, including:
business plans, raising money, legal aspects
of business, finances, strategic alliances,
etc. |
Enhanced Wireless Consortium (EWC)
Offices: San Jose, California
The Enhanced Wireless consortium was formed
to help accelerate the IEEE 802.11n development
process and promote a technology specification
for interoperability of next-generation
wireless local area networking (WLAN) products.
Members of the EWC will continue to work
within the IEEE Task Group "NO" to facilitate
a ratified 802.11n standard. Its specification
includes many elements of previous proposals,
which will accelerate the completion of
a merged proposal draft within a the official
IEEE timeline. |
Entertainment & Leisure Software Publishing
Association (ELSPA)
Offices: London, England
ELSPA was founded in 1989 to establish a
specific and collective identity for the
British computer and video games industry.
Since then, the membership has steadily
grown from 12 to nearly 100 companies, including
almost all the major companies concerned
with the publishing and distribution of
interactive leisure and entertainment software
in the UK. ELSPA works to protect, promote
and provide for the interests of all its
members, as well as addressing issues that
affect the industry as a whole. |
Entertainment Software Association (ESA)
Offices: Washington, DC
ESA is the US association exclusively dedicated
to serving the business and public affairs
needs of companies that publish video and
computer games for video game consoles,
personal computers, and the Internet. ESA
members collectively account for more than
85 percent of the $6.35 billion in entertainment
software sold in the US in 2001, and billions
more in export sales of US-made entertainment
software. |
Entertainment Software Rating Board (ESRB)
Offices: New York, DC
ESRB is an independent, self-regulatory
entity that provides comprehensive support
services to companies in the interactive
entertainment software industry. Established
in 1994, the ESRB is the nation's leading
non-profit, entertainment software rating
body. Today, after rating over 7,000 game
titles, the ESRB has evolved into a dynamic
organization. It provides services not only
for rating software titles, but also for
rating websites and online games, for ensuring
online privacy protection, and for reviewing
advertising created by the interactive entertainment
industry. |
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