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Cory Bergman

  • Co-Founder and Chief Product Officer, Factal
Seattle
As seen in: Factal, LinkedIn, Medium, Adweek, Poynter Online, Nieman Lab, Comcast
Covers:  breaking news, mobile, curation, citizen journalism
Co-founder/chief product officer @Factal. Formerly NBC News, Breaking News, etc.

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Factal debuts Incident Chat to connect companies in proximity to the same crisis

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By Cory Bergman
| Factal
When Factal launched several years ago, we created a chat channel for security and resilience teams to engage with our editors on duty. As our membership grew, the experimental feature became a breakout hit. Members have asked thousands of questions about global incidents, shared countless tips and flagged a few corrections, too. Explains one Factal member, “It’s worth its weight in gold.” The power of collaboration has made Factal and our members better than ever, but why stop there?
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Introducing 'Mentions' for brand and threat monitoring

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By Cory Bergman
| Factal
We’re excited to announce a new feature that surfaces whenever your brands, products or senior executives are mentioned in news coverage or social media. Simply enough, it’s called Mentions. Our approach to Mentions is different than traditional brand monitoring tools. With our roots in global security and incident detection, Mentions is tuned for crisis and risk, not sentiment and popularity. And best of all, it’s already integrated into the same Factal platform our members know and trust.
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8 predictions for global security and risk in 2023

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By Cory Bergman
| Factal
Skip to content Menu Close A lot can happen in a year, especially in this decade. Here are a few things we see coming this year for global security, operational resilience and risk intelligence teams… 1. Splintering data platforms. Twitter’s slow erosion will continue in the coming year, and alternative platforms like Mastodon will benefit.
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