Brussels 24 June 2010: A campaign to provoke action to help the more than 500,000 starving Serbians for the NGO B92, created by agency Leo Burnett in October 2009, has won the Grand Prix at the EACA Care Awards 2010, the only award of its kind to be judged by Members of the European Parliament.

Brussels, 10 June 2010: Following a poor year in 2009, commercial communications agencies across Europe are reporting a more stable business environment with many expecting to see their markets grow in 2010, despite difficult trading conditions, according to a new pan-European survey of agency prospects by EACA, the European Association of Communications Agencies.

Brussels 9 June 2010: An international jury has selected 29 finalists to go through to the second round of judging in this year's EACA Euro Effies, the gold standard in commercial communications effectiveness.

Brussels 3rd May 2010:- The EACA and the Integrated Marketing Communications Council of Europe have announced the Call for Entries for the 2010 IMC European Awards for Integrated Marketing Communications.

Brussels, 27 May 2010: The World Federation of Advertisers (WFA) today released guidelines to help marketers choose and use media auditors. These guidelines, developed with the support of the European Association of Communication Agencies (EACA), aim to help marketers worldwide increase the value they derive from media auditing.

Brussels 27 April 2010: A panel of Members of the European Parliament, chaired by German MEP Thomas Mann (EPP), have selected the winners of the 2010 EACA Care Awards from 19 finalists entered from 11 countries.

A joint WFA/EACA publication provides guidelines for both agencies and clients on managing business relationships and how to organize, conduct and conclude a pitch process leading to a new client-agency relationship.

Some companies decide to go green to save money. Some do it to reassure clients, or because clients are expanding their corporate responsibility to include their whole supply-chain - including marketing suppliers. Some do it because their employees insist. Whatever their motives, many corporations - and a growing number of public sector agencies - now build environmental, community and ethical priorities into their strategies and operations. Think global they say and act local. Here's how.

The adherence to high ethical principles is a requirement for any business sector today. As the representative body for the advertising and commercial communications sector in Europe, it is EACA's task to ensure that member companies have clear guidance on the ethical standards that we set for ourselves and that our stakeholders fully understand our commitments to the highest standards of performance.