About us

We received the Gold Eikon Award in the category of General Institutional Communication Campaign for “¿Posta o Torta?”—an initiative we launched with the BBDO agency to encourage people to verify information before sharing it.

For our institutional campaign “True or Cake?” carried out in collaboration with the BBDO agency, we received the bronze award in the ‘Promo & PR Activations – Public Service Campaign’ category.

Our article “40 years after the Malvinas War: 5 disinformations circulating during the war”, written by Lucía Gardel, was chosen as the best informative article related to the Malvinas. The award was granted by REDAPPE, the Ibero-American General Secretariat (SEGIB), and the National University of La Plata (UNLP).

In the “Press Relations” category. For the campaign we conducted with Sanofi to counter disinformation about COVID-19 through workshops for journalists and communicators throughout Latin America.

We received special mention for the work we do to battle disinformation through explanatory videos on digital platforms.

In the “Best Audience Engagement” category as a small or local media outlet, for Chequeado’s multichannel strategy to build its community.

For Reverso with the campaign “Mentira Font”: 2 silvers in the Design/Typography and Interactive Craft/Design categories, and 2 bronzes in the Digital Design and Interactive/Public Good Campaign categories.

For Reverso: gold in the Low Budget (Products and Services) category and silver in the David versus Goliath category, both for the “Deeptruth” campaign. 

For Reverso with the “Deeptruth” campaign.

2 bronzes in the Low Budget and Positive Impact – Non-profit Entities categories, and 2 silvers in the New Brand, Product or Service Launches and Media categories.

For Reverso: gold in the Public Good (Public Good Actions) category and gold in the Public Good (Craft) category with “Deepfake”.

For Reverso: gold in the Civil Society Organizations category with the “Deeptruth” campaign.

For the Museum of Disinformation.

We won 3 silvers in the Digital Design, Interactive Craft/Interface, and Interactive Craft/Design categories; 2 bronzes in the Interactive Craft/User Experience/UX and Promo & PR Activations/Public Good Piece categories; and 1 gold in the Interactive/Public Good Piece category.

For the Museum of Disinformation, with an Honorable Mention for the website’s creativity and a Mobile Excellence award for our mobile browsing experience.

For Reverso: gold in the Interactive Public Good Piece category, gold in the Public Good Piece on TV & other screens category, and silver in the Public Good Piece in Promo & PR Activations category.

For Reverso, as the project that added the most value to communication during 2019.

For the investigation: “Who are the owners of the land in Argentina?”.

For the investigation “Death and marginality behind the Cordoban bricks”.

Second prize for animated GIFs.

This was the first time the award was granted to a journalistic team.

Finalists in the Digital startups of the decade category.

For the investigation “Macri received $3 million from State contractors for his political campaign”.

Finalists for our management improvements to expand our reach and impact.

Finalists in the Best audience loyalty project category.

Awarded by the Gabriel García Márquez New Iberoamerican Journalism Foundation (FNPI) for expanding fact-checking in Latin America.

Second place in the Institutional Innovation category.

Selected by the Ibero-American General Secretariat (SEGIB) to develop and prototype the Chequeador verification network at the Ibero-American Civic Innovation Laboratory held in Veracruz, Mexico.

Selected as finalists. Award granted by the University of Queensland.

Selected for DatoCHQ and the Chequeador tool.

Winners as finalists in the Innovation category. Awarded by the Gabriel García Márquez Foundation for New Ibero-American Journalism (FNPI).

Awarded by the Regional Fund for Digital Innovation in Latin America and the Caribbean of the Latin American and Caribbean Internet Addresses Registry (LACNIC) for our outstanding contributions to the development of the Information Society in Latin America and the Caribbean.