Assessing information quality at the heart of BIP presentations at the XIV Sopcom Congress
The three-day congress at the University of Beira Interior featured presentations by the BIP working groups.
The three-day congress at the University of Beira Interior featured presentations by the BIP working groups.
Scrutinising claims and the dissemination of information is a key step in combating the spread of false and/or misleading information.
The economic indicator of press freedom suffered an unprecedented decline, affecting the work of newsrooms and the journalism they produce.
Journalistic audio documentaries have been given a new lease of life through podcasts, a format that also offers new opportunities to strengthen trust in the media.
In the context of a fast-paced society, where information circulates not only very quickly but also in large quantities, the concept of information avoidance is relevant for understanding some of the strategies people use to deal with the information that reaches them.
The Congress will take place at the University of Beira Interior and feature three presentations from the BIP.
The Reuters Institute published the 2025 edition of the Digital News Report, which shows global trust in news remaining stable, albeit below 50%.
The 2025 global report from the Edelman Trust Barometer states that “fear that leaders lie to us [is] at [an] all-time high”.
Research in the literature reveals that concerns about information quality have persisted across various epochs of human history.