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Available reporting identifies two distinct entities with similar names: Factually Health (also styled Factually) whose founding team is led by Lina Forcier, and a separate older company, Factual, fou...
The available materials do not establish any verified, high-profile controversies specific to the founders of Factually.co, and the evidence in hand primarily concerns similarly named or related fact-...
Factually.co’s funding picture is mixed in public documents: company-specific details are scarce, but related entities and similarly named organizations show funding from venture capital rounds, insti...
The available materials do not identify a person who founded the “Factually Blog”; existing documents in the packet refer to different organizations and individuals, not to a “Factually Blog” founder....
A targeted search of the reporting provided finds no authoritative record identifying who founded or currently operates the domain factually.co; none of the supplied sources mention that exact site. T...
The name “Factual/Factually/FACTUAL” refers to multiple distinct organizations, and available sources attribute different founders depending on which entity is meant. is identified as founder of the d...
No reliable public documents in the supplied reporting confirm anything about a site called "factually.co"; the available material instead describes the practices of companies named Factual and Factua...
Available reporting in the provided search results does not identify a lone individual developer behind factually.co; instead, related “Factually” and “Factually Health” names in the results are assoc...
The search results show many different uses of the word “factual” and several organizations named Factual (a location-data company, Factual Data in mortgage services, and The Factual newsletter), plus...
The claim that there are “recent fact‑checking controversies involving factually.co” is by the documents available in this dossier: the sources either do not mention factually.co at all or reference i...
The claim that factually.co was founded and funded by a specific individual or group is in the provided materials. The documents mix details about Factual (founded by Gil Elbaz), The Factual (a news-r...
Factual (factually.co) positions itself as an independent, service that matches vetted fact-checkers to nonfiction producers; the available materials emphasize its operational model and standards but ...
Factually.co (operating as Factually Health) is reported to have been backed primarily by —not traditional venture funds—with named programs including , and ; a single early ticket of is recorded but ...
Fact‑checking outlets pick claims to investigate using a mix of , rather than a single universal rule. Practices vary: some teams prioritize trending or influential claims and reader tips, others emph...
The materials provided contain ; instead, all searchable items in the packet refer to similarly named organizations—most consistently “Factually Health,” which multiple profiles say was founded in by ...
There is that Factually.co publishes a funding or donors page on its website; the documents supplied mention other organizations’ funding disclosures but do not reference Factually.co. By contrast, es...
Factually.co’s funding cannot be confirmed in the provided documents; none of the supplied sources report donors or investors for Factually.co, and the available materials instead describe funding for...
The available materials show Documents provided instead conflate at least three different organizations—Factual, The Factual, and fact-checking projects like FactCheck.org—leading to contradictory inv...