Estudo sobre impacto da desinformação: Jornalistas fazem verificação com métodos tradicionais

O relatório sobre o “Impacto da desinformação na indústria de média em Espanha e Portugal” apresenta resultados sobre a forma como as redações noticiosas estão a lidar com o fenómeno da desinformação. Das entrevistas a 17 diretores e editores com cargos de chefia em Portugal, é possível retirar a conclusão: os jornalistas entendem que é preciso reforçar a verificação das informações mas os procedimentos que estão a adotar são os de sempre.

Uma grande maioria reconhece que já difundiu notícias falsas que tiveram como fonte elementos divulgados pelas redes sociais.

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