In a push statewide to educate parents on how to use the Entertainment Software Rating Board as a tool for deciding appropriate games, Delaware Lieutenant Governor John Carney and State Representative Helene Keeley joins ESRB president Patricia E. Vance to announce the launch of a new PSA campaign. The campaign is directed at parents and more »

In an effort to educate the public about Cyberbullying, Sony Creative Software along with the National Crime Prevention Council and the Ad Council is asking for entries for its 2007 Cyberbullying Public Service Announcement contest. Cyberbullying is a growing problem among children and teenagers who frequent the Internet. Because of the ability of anonymity and more »

Is it raining cats and dogs in your town yet? I might have already started to in Rhode Island where Attorney General Patrick Lynch (Democrat) has announced he will work with the ESRB to create videgame public service announcements (PSAs). The goal is to help promote awareness of potential video game content issues through radio and TV ads.

Lynch will apparently appear/talk in the PSAs with his 12-year-old daughter, Kelsy, and 11-year-old son, Graham. Lynch said in his press release…