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How do you assess the quality of information provided to the public by candidates in the campaign for the October 2025 local elections?
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Barometer for Information Quality
In a context of growing information volume and circulation, it is essential to understand and assess the quality of this information. BIP emerges as a response to this challenge, offering a structured and well-grounded approach to analysing how information is perceived and made available to society.
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How journalism uses podcasts and how people listen
Podcasts have become one of journalism’s chosen formats for sharing news and producing quality journalism. They have restored the power of sound to daily news […]
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Information Avoidance: A Form of Interaction with Information
Information avoidance has been studied within the field of information science, as well as in psychology and communication, for example. This concept represents one way—among […]
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BIP Heads to Covilhã for the XIV Sopcom Congress
BIP will be present at the next Sopcom congress, with presentations on methodological proposals developed to assess the quality of information.
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Diagnose
Map the quality of information by consulting citizens and analysing the data made available to them to diagnose the aspects that undermine its credibility.
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Transform
Transform the relationship between audiences and information producers, fostering higher standards, rigour, and accuracy—key pillars of quality information.
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Intervene
Elevate public discussion on information quality by intervening with content producers, particularly the media, and audiences, to deepen the sharing of knowledge about communication and information processes.
