Entertainment and Leisure Software Publishers Association (799 bytes)
1: ...wn as The '''European Leisure Software Publishers Association''' until [[2002]].
3: Between [[1994]] and Spring [[2003]] ELSPA voluntarily rated [[compute...
5: ...d in the [[United Kingdom]], and promoting anti-[[software piracy|piracy]] initiatives.
8: *[[Entertainment Software Rating Board]]

Entertainment Software Association (1012 bytes)
1: ...Interactive Digital Software Association'' (IDSA) and was renamed to ESA on [[July 16]], [[2003]].
3: ... [[Sony]], [[Square Enix]], [[THQ]], [[Ubi Soft]] and [[Vivendi|Vivendi Universal Games]].
6: *Presenting the annual [[E³]] (Electronic Entertainment Expo)
7: *Supporting the [[Entertainment Software Rating Board]] (ESRB)
8: *Combatting [[software piracy]]

Association of American Publishers (861 bytes)
1: ...and [[academic publishing|academic]] [[publishing|publishers]].
3: ...ef opponents] are therefore [[library|libraries]] and [[consumer organizations]].
7: The AAP is also engaged in standardisation efforts in document preparation.
10: * [[International Publishers Association]]
12: * The [http://www.publishers.org AAP website]

Turbine Entertainment Software (598 bytes)
1: ...-earth Online]]'' for [[Vivendi Universal Games]] and ''[[Dungeons & Dragons]] Online'' for [[Atari]].
4: *[http://www.turbinegames.com Turbine Entertainment official site]
8: [[Category:Computer and video game companies]]

Entertainment Software Rating Board (5439 bytes)
1: ...00 titles submitted by 350 [[video game publisher|publishers]]. The ESRB may promote [[media restriction]].
5: ...yed on its box, in [[Advertising|advertisements]] and on game [[web site]]s.
7: ...descriptors are found on the lower left or right hand corner on the back of the box. They describe part...
9: ==Symbols and meanings==
23: ...ic mischief or crude language. (Equivalent to "G" and "PG" in movies)

United Software Association (3204 bytes)
4: ... you are welcome to continue editing this article and improve it, especially if you can address the con...
8: ...g|right|thumb|320px|A [[screenshot]] from the USA and Fairlight [[cracktro]] for [[Wordtris]].]]
10: ...ally resulting in bad blood between to two groups and public displays of animosity. [http://www.defact...
16: ... (in cooperation with the Farmington Hills Police and Michigan State Police) for ''carding'' (credit ca...
20: ...f the Unassociated Free Press surrounding the TGR and TNSHB bust which devastated USA. Includes resign...

New York Software Industry Association (596 bytes)
1: ...ftware development! NYSIA's mission is to promote and support the growth of our industry in this region...
3: ...and carries out legislative work on behalf of the software industry.

Association for the Advancement of Software Engineering in Microsoft .NET (1777 bytes)
1: ...d to the education, certification and training of software engineers working in the Microsoft.NET environmen...
3: * Object-Oriented Software Development
4: * Object-Oriented Software Design Patterns
5: ... Refactoring Existing Software to Design Patterns and to general Improved Quality
6: (See the work by Martin Fowler and Joshua Kerievesky for details)

Macmillan Publishers (1165 bytes)
1: '''Macmillan Publishers Ltd''' is an [[global|international]] [[publishin...
2: ...mpany]] is made up of over 50 different divisions and operates in 5 different areas of publishing:
5: *[[Science]], [[technological]] and [[medical]] publishing
6: *[[Fiction]] and [[non-fiction]] book publishing
7: ...ncluding [[distribution (business)|distribution]] and [[production]]

List of publishers (3782 bytes)
5: * [[Andrews McMeel Publishing]]
25: * [[Carroll and Graf]]
28: * [[City Lights Publishers]]
45: * [[Farrar, Straus and Giroux]]
52: * [[HarperCollins]] Publishers

Samisdat Publishers (1035 bytes)
1: ...[[1990s]]. It was based in [[Toronto, Ontario]], and is now defunct.
5: ... of the books and pamphlets published by Samisdat Publishers were associated in some way or another with Holoc...
8: *''The Hitler We Loved and Why'', by Ernst Zündel
10: *''A Straight Look at the Third Reich and The Six Million Swindle'', by Austin App
17: [[Category:Book publishers]]

Publishers Weekly (878 bytes)
1: ... [[publisher]]s, [[librarian]]s, [[bookseller]]s, and [[literary agent]]s. Its [[circulation]] [[as of...
2: 6000 publishers,
3: 5500 public libraries and public library systems,
5: 1600 authors and writers,
6: 1500 college and university libraries,

Leisure (1445 bytes)
1: ...lso an album by [[Blur]] called [[Leisure (album)|Leisure]]''.
3: ...strict, since necessity can be larger or smaller, and things may be done for pleasure as well as longer...
5: This time can be spent on two main kinds of '''leisure''':
7: ...n rather than for [[competition]]). This type of leisure rarely leads to [[boredom]].
8: ...oredom. Some moral codes frown upon this type of leisure, while others celebrate it, as in the British mag...

Brill Academic Publishers (832 bytes)
1: ...ntury Brill often printed books prepared by other publishers, simply because Brill had the best [[Arabic]] fon...
3: ...nd critical text (compared text variants, checked and commented on) for many manuscripts of the Middle ...
6: *[http://www.brill.nl Brill Academic Publishers]

Forbes family (publishers) (644 bytes)
3: ...opher Forbes]], vice chairman, [[Robert Forbes]], and [[Timothy Forbes]] have also worked for the compa...

Pavilion (leisure) (939 bytes)
1: ...n partaking of refreshments. Often it has a [[verandah]] to provide protection from the sun for specta...
3: ...These often resembled small classical [[temple]]s and [[follies]].
5: ...e common factor is that it was built for pleasure and relaxation.

Leisure Town (1227 bytes)
1: ...ating the strips.) Dilbert's lawyers came calling and the characters were replaced with stick figures; ...
3: ... you, and good night." It has been rumored that a Leisure Town book is in the making.
7: * http://www.leisuretown.com/ - original site, now offiline
8: * http://please.leisuretown.us/leisuretown/ - full mirror of the original

Leisure (album) (2489 bytes)
2: !align="center" bgcolor="orange" colspan="3"|''Leisure''
4: |align="center" colspan="3"|[[Image:Leisure_album_cover.jpg|225px|Album cover]]
40: |valign="top"|<small>''Leisure''<br />([[1991]])</small>
44: ...The songs "She's So High", "There's No Other Way" and "[[Bang (song)|Bang]]" were also released as sing...

Leisure industry (368 bytes)
1: ...de sleep and [[labour (economics)|work]]. The ''[[leisure]] [[industry]]'' has arisen to cater for the spen...
3: See [[entertainment]], [[sport]]s and [[personal development]].

Leisure Suit (591 bytes)
1: ... but only became popular when---with the creation and popularization of sythetic materials---unpreceden...

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