João Moraes Palmeiro and Executive Director of the Aveiro Media Competence Center (AMCC), the entity responsible for awarding an Honorable Mention of the Arquivo.pt Award 2025.
One month after the opening of applications for the distinction awarded by Arquivo.pt, digital service of Foundation for Science and Technology (FCT), developed through the FCCN, the representative of the AMCC shared the importance of this partnership in enhancing online content and developing best practices.
According to João Moraes Palmeiro, “Collaboration with the Arquivo.pt Award is very important for the Aveiro Media Competence Center because we firmly believe in the importance of preserving and promoting digital memory.”. He also highlights that the partnership between the two entities allows us to contribute to “the valorization of online content, ensuring that the history of communication and average is accessible to present and future generations”.
This is not the first edition of Arquivo.pt Award which counts with the participation of AMCC and its executive director reveals the benefits of being associated with this project, which includes “connecting with professionals in the field, developing good practices in digitalization and promoting innovative projects that use technology to preserve the history of average”.
THE Aveiro Media Competence Center also highlights the important role that Arquivo.pt Award he has in promoting the digitalization of average at a regional level, as it encourages the promotion of the preservation of digital heritage.This award not only recognizes and recognizes projects that contribute to the accessibility of news archives, but also encourages creativity and innovation among local institutions and communications professionals. Archives are crucial content for current news communication and, when implemented well, can be an essential part of a company's digital business model. average local, which provide content that other media do not”.
One of the projects awarded with the honorable mention attributed by AMCC in previous editions of Arquivo.pt Award that marked the most João Moraes Pinheiro he was Imaginarium, “not only was it innovative in the way it worked with the image archive, but it also allowed more information to be found through the images, enhancing the use of more content available in different digital archives”.
As for the candidate projects, the Aveiro Media Competence Center values innovation, creativity and connection to content preservation. "We look for candidates who go beyond digitizing content, offering new perspectives on how information can be accessed and consulted. The ability to engage the community, educate the public, and promote accessibility is essential to us." At the same time, the technical quality and user experience of projects are important criteria at the time of evaluation.
All information about the Arquivo.pt Award 2025 is available at https://arquivo.pt/premio.
