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Metaverse, Sustainability and Representation: the Challenges our Industry will Face in the Immediate Future Advertising Week Europe #AWE2022 returned live to London last May bringing together participants from the creative industry. New trends and fresh ideas were discussed during the…
Forbes: Tamara Daltroff, Named as One of the Voices for Sustainability in Advertising Tamara Daltroff, Director General of the European Association of Communication Agencies (EACA), has been selected by Forbes magazine as one of the voices for sustainable change in…
EACA Substantiates the Global Ad Net Zero Initiative June 21, 2022: The European Association of Communications Agency (EACA), is supporting the international roll out of Ad Net Zero, the programme to reduce the emissions from advertising operations to net zero…
Havas’ Christian de la Villehuchet Has Been Elected as the New President of the EACA June 17, 2022: The European Association of Communications Agencies (EACA) is excited to announce the appointment of Christian de la Villehuchet, Global Chief Integration Officer…
The Ensos Team from Bulgaria Wins the 2022 Ad Venture Student Competition The Ensos team from New Bulgarian University is the winner of the 14th annual advertising student competition, Ad Venture, in collaboration with Asahi. The Ensos’ team members Nicole…
Time’s up! Why Advertisers Need to be Sustainability Activists Yesterday, we were delighted to host the third members-only EACA Chat this year, “Why Our Industry Needs to Create Differently for Sustainability” by Wim Vermeulen. During his talk, Mr. Vermeulen encouraged…
The European Association of Communications Agencies (EACA) announces the launch of its updated logo and brand identity, designed and crafted by Ogilvy Health. The change comes along with a new slogan, “Future-proofing the value of communications agencies in Europe”. In recent years, EACA has grown organically into a trusted industry voice and this visual upgrade successfully complements its journey.
In our comment, we highlight that some of the concepts used in the proposal for an AI regulation remain rather vague and would merit further clarification in order for providers to better understand what is expected from them and to ensure legal certainty.