Resultados: Desinformação analisada a partir de casos empíricos e seus efeitos no jornalismo

O relatório apresentado esta quarta-feira, dia 21, pela equipa IBERIFIER sobre os efeitos da desinformação nas políticas, governança, sociedade, segurança, boas práticas, em Espanha e Portugal, aponta várias abordagens para o problema do impacto.

O estudo faz um ponto de situação sobre o que se pode conhecer acerca deste fenómeno multifacetado e reúne um conjunto de análises empíricas, que pode consultar na síntese que se segue (em baixo). Encontra o relatório integral na etiqueta resultados.

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