To help media companies meet the new challenges of digitization, we support research and innovation projects with universities and in partnership with media outlets. In this way, we draw on the many areas of excellence and cutting-edge knowledge of our affiliated researchers and scientists to develop innovative solutions that benefit the media and have a positive impact on the public and society.
What if the future of journalism was based on the co-construction of information by tens[…]
In the rapidly evolving landscape of media and technology, the way we interact with and[…]
In the rapidly evolving news publishing landscape, the ability to predict the types of news[…]
Data and the way they are produced, shared and interpreted can have a major impact[…]
Access to a diversity of content is the guarantee of a shared information space, an[…]
This study, conducted by Laura Amigo and Nathalie Pignard-Cheynel of the AJM (University of Neuchâtel),[…]
This project aims to visualize the semantic similarity of news articles from multiple perspectives by[…]
CompaSciences is an innovative web platform for the semantic, computational and qualitative analysis of media[…]
The goal of this multidisciplinary project is to better understand the activity of social networks,[…]
Today, we live in a world where breaking news are almost instantly captured by the[…]
With delinearization, audience fragmentation, and the new habits of Millennials (in the broadest sense, which[…]
Sports highlights are traditionally created by hand. While this remains the best method for large[…]
Is it conceivable to offer personalized content recommendation without necessarily trapping users in so-called information[…]
This project aims to develop, in collaboration with SRF and recapp IT, an automatic post-editing[…]
Building sustainable online engagement has become a major challenge for the media industry since it[…]
During the first two waves of the COVID-19 pandemic, IMI collaborated closely with Swisscom to[…]
Would you let your children play in the park? How focused would you be during[…]
This project is the Swiss part of an international study, led by the Université de[…]
This project anticipates the growing risk for media outlets to publish erroneous information as they[…]
Now more than ever, the ability of journalists to quickly contextualize information and find experts[…]
In the digital age, news consumers experience increasing difficulty in distinguishing genuine from false information[…]
In today’s media environment, it is becoming increasingly difficult to distinguish between journalistic content and[…]
This project aims to highlight how young audiences in French-speaking Switzerland (18-25 years old) are[…]
Social networks have become by far the most important place online to discuss and exchange[…]