Online Social Networking
The Entertainment Consumers Association (ECA) embraces social networking, which allows users to make a difference on a global scale. An individual, cause or group can use social networking to expand and make a difference, and raise money and awareness, for a particular issue or cause.
Social networking sites are the modern world’s water coolers, online gathering places where users connect with friends and join communities of like-minded people to communicate and organize regardless of geographic boundaries. They generally allow various ways for users to interact, since direct peer to peer connectivity is the power of these networks, and most allow chatting, messaging, email, video, voice chat, file sharing, blogging, discussion groups and for users to create profiles.
The ECA is happy to facilitate social networking among gamers, where people of similar interests can meet other like minded friends. We hope to organize ECA supporters on these networks, creating alerts and action items to for supporters to support or fight legislation that affects our members.
Please show your support and “friend” the ECA on the following social networking sites:
Facebook is a social network that connects people with others across the world through one on one connections and groups. People use Facebook to keep up with their friends, upload photos, share links and videos, and learn more about the people they meet.
Gather is a social networking site focused on user generated content, which encourages user interaction and commentary. It’s a place where you can contribute your own thought, art, commentary, or inspiration, and find others with similar interests and experiences.
Rethos is a platform focused on political action and participation, spurring member activism by sharing blog posts, articles and opportunities for participation.
Think MTV is focused on political and issue based activism, organizing and action. As their slogan goes, “your cause, your effect.” The ECA will be highlighting our issues and organizing the MTV community into action.
MySpace is focused on your ability to meet your “friends’ friends.” Keep up with the ECA and its supporters through bulletins and blog posts, and meet others with have the same interests as you.
Vocal Nation is focused on the sharing of socio-political thought. The sharing of diverse opinions is encouraged, as the community collectively decides what is most worthy of recognition.
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