Day: 6 June 2026

PRSA Announces 2026 Anvil Award Winners

Stuart Mitchell

The Public Relations Society of America (PRSA) announced the winners of the 2026 Anvil Awards during a ceremony held Thursday evening at the Edison Ballroom in New York City. The Silver Anvil Awards honor the year’s most outstanding strategic public relations campaigns and organizational excellence, while the Bronze Anvil Awards recognize exceptional tactics that contribute to the success of broader communications programs and initiatives. This year’s entries showcased the wide-ranging influence of strategic communications, with campaigns spanning public health, sustainability, transportation, education, corporate citizenship, community advocacy and cultural storytelling. The…

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Channel 4 partners with SunLife to broadcast a special edition of the 1966 FIFA World Cup™ Final In Colour in aid of Alzheimer’s Society

Stuart Mitchell

Sixty years since England soared to World Cup glory, Channel 4 is to relive one of the world’s most famous football matches, showing the match in full and in colour. In partnership with SunLife, this broadcast of England’s historic 4-2 victory over West Germany at Wembley Stadium on 30 July 1966 will raise awareness of dementia and Alzheimer’s Society, supporting people living with dementia and their families. Comedian David Baddiel introduces the broadcast, with Sir Geoff Hurst, England’s hattrick hero on that famous day in ‘66, reflecting on the match…

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Gatorade unveils “Body of Science” – a multi-year research commitment to help close the gap in women’s hydration science across life stages

Stuart Mitchell

Gatorade has unveiled “Body of Science,” a multi-year global research commitment to advance the science of women’s hydration and nutrition. The work will be led by the Gatorade Sports Science Institute (GSSI), the brand’s research arm with four decades of expertise in human performance. GSSI will study women’s needs across life stages and critical moments, including the menstrual cycle, pregnancy, and perimenopause, and 500 women have already participated in early research. The work will help assist the 65 million women who report feeling that dehydration impacts their overall health, mood, focus,…

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Ceres applauds Maryland’s new energy affordability law, urges greater investment in efficiency program

Stuart Mitchell

Ceres commends Maryland Gov. Wes Moore’s focus on energy affordability after he signed a sweeping energy bill today that includes critical measures to shore up the power grid and cut red tape for solar projects. But the state can still improve its energy efficiency strategy.  “Energy affordability is a critical issue for everyone in the Mid-Atlantic region dealing with rising power demand. This package includes positive steps that will help Maryland modernize the aging power grid and bring more cheap solar energy online to meet demand,” said Jeff Mauk, director…

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The ICAS GLOBAL THINK TANK to co-host ‘CANNES RULES!’ – The first ever day dedicated to advertising law and self-regulation in Cannes

Stuart Mitchell

The ICAS Global Think Tank announced that it will be co-hosting ‘Cannes Rules!’ on June 23, 2026 – the first-ever day dedicated to advertising law and self-regulation in Cannes.  The full day program, which will cover critical topics such as artificial intelligence, influencers, environmental marketing, and the vital role that self-regulation plays in the advertising ecosystem – is presented by the ICAS Global Think Tank together with l’Autorité de Régulation Professionnelle de la Publicité, the European Advertising Standards Alliance, the Global Advertising Lawyers Alliance, and the International Chamber of Commerce. The…

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