Media outlets starting with E
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eeClassroom NewsUnited States of America
Covers education technology in all its aspects–from legislation and litigation, to case studies, to purchasing practices and new products.
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EEclectic / EccentricUnited States of America
This blog provides coverage of book reviews on fiction, non-fiction, literature, science fiction and fantasy, and young adult books.
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EEclectic RecipesUnited States of America
Eclectic Recipes is a blog covering food, cooking and wine. Additionally, offers kitchen appliance reviews and food product reviews, as well as provides information on celebrity chefs, cooking and baking contests and food and wine events.
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EEclipsedUnited States of America
ECLIPSED, a new weekly narrative history podcast from Campside Media. Hosted by writer and internet-dweller Bijan Stephen
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EEclipseMagazineUnited States of America
Covers all aspects of entertainment, including movies, DVDs, television, video games, comic books and more. Movie genres include action, romance, comedies, horror and western movies.
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EECM ConnectionUnited States of America
Features current industry headlines, a supplier directory, a product showcase and an offline vendor search service. Also offers articles submitted directly from companies; feature stories written by a guest expert within the industry; and a free newsletter. Sections include Buy Online, Sell Online, Services, Jobs and News and Community.
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EEco CompanyUnited States of America
The show is a half hour environmental lifestyle show hosted by teenagers and aimed at teens 13-16 years old. Covers everything from transportation, recycling, conservation, and organics, people who are currently making a positive impact on the environment. Currently in over 160 markets reaching over 92% of U.S. households and countries around the world. The show does not include any paid content and does not produce stories for or strictly about commercial enterprises. Additionally, the show does not include any commercial content on the show’s website and restricts banner ads on the website to program sponsors. Finally, the show does not include any web addresses in the show except for the show’s website and restricts content on the website to Eco Company program content and videos submitted but teens, all of which are screened by the executive producer. As far as prefered content, the show encourages stories that profile individual teens doing something to have an impact or influence their environment; school organizations or community teen organizations with a focus on or event to help the environment and preserve our natural resources; scientific stories about renewable energy, alternative fuels, new developments in green building, and new clean tech developments that support the preservation of the earth’s resources; nature focused stories about marine ecology, watersheds, habitat restoration, the preservation of endangered species; stories about waste, reducing need, reusing, recycling, composting, landfills, electronic waste and related items; and occasionally a story about processes or sustainable practices for business or manufacturing as a way to create awareness that there are alternative ways to manufacture products so teens know there are alternative choices when they are making purchases. However, the show never focuses that process on a single business in a way that endorses their product. Use contact form for general inquiries 9https://eco-company.tv/contact-us)
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EEco Friendly HomemakingUnited States of America
Offers eco-friendly topics for home, cooking and baking tips and recipes for organic food and organic products reviews.