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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Funding challenges and a call for cross-border cooperation among fact-checking organisations
At GlobalFact 2026 in Vilnius, Lithuania, fact-checking organisations identified funding shortages and artificial intelligence (AI) as two primary threats to their operations. During the conference, […]
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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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The predominance of social media in news consumption and impartiality as a core value of journalism: some findings from the Digital News Report 2026
The current news ecosystem demonstrates a paradox between audience behaviour and attitudes, as identified in the Digital News Report 2026 (https://reutersinstitute.politics.ox.ac.uk/digital-news-report/2026/dnr-executive-summary), published by the Reuters […]
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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.
