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Entertainment Software Association of Canada (ESAC) is ^[1] ^[2] ^[3]

Origins[edit]

The ESAC was founded in October, 2004 from the previous Canadian Interactive Digital Software Association as a wholly Canadian entity.

Members[edit]

References[edit]

^ Essential Facts.http://www.theesa.ca/documents/EssentialFacts2009EN.pdf
^ Canadas Entertainment Software Industry. http://www.theesa.ca/documents/ResearchReport09.pdf
^ Canadas Digital Economy Strategy. http://www.theesa.ca/documents/ESAC_National_Digital_Economy_Strategy_Apr2010.pdf

External links[edit]

The Entertainment Software Association of Canada [1]
The Entertainment Software Ratings Bureau [2]
Kids Internet Safety Alliance [3]
The Entertainment Software Association [www.theesa.com]
The Interactive Software Federation of Europe [4]

[1] Essential Facts.http://www.theesa.ca/documents/EssentialFacts2009EN.pdf

[2] Canadas Entertainment Software Industry. http://www.theesa.ca/documents/ResearchReport09.pdf

[3] Canadas Digital Economy Strategy. http://www.theesa.ca/documents/ESAC_National_Digital_Economy_Strategy_Apr2010.pdf

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