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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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Everyday life demands that we pay attention to an ever-increasing volume of constantly updated information. Although, often, the “new” is not truly new, this appearance […]
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Journalism remains largely inaccessible to people with learning disabilities
Access to news remains a challenge for people with learning disabilities. During a fellowship at the Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism, journalist William […]
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Assessing information quality at the heart of BIP presentations at the XIV Sopcom Congress
The three working groups of the Barometer for Information Quality (BIP) were part of the programme of communications at the XIV Sopcom Congress: Communication and […]
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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.
