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MAP Verified™

Verify a URL

Enter any publicly accessible news article, media content URL, or press release below. MAP’s context intelligence builds a context record — a documented account of the observable information environment around it: where it came from, who’s attributed, how detailed it is, and how it’s framed.

Every context record is written permanently to the MAP Verification Ledger — a hash-chained log that cannot be altered once it’s written.




How it works

01

Submit a URL

Enter any publicly accessible news article, media content, or press release URL in the field above.

02

MAP builds the context record

MAP documents the observable information environment across seven dimensions — Origin, Attribution, Specificity, Timing, Framing, Context Change, and Information Relationships.

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Read the context record

You receive a written record — not a score or a verdict — with a permanent entry on the MAP Verification Ledger.


What a context record documents

Seven dimensions of the observable information environment — documented, not judged.

01

Origin

Publisher, author, publication date, and structured data the page itself provides.

02

Attribution

Structural patterns that signal who’s making a statement — phrasing like “according to,” and named sources.

03

Specificity

Observable detail — content depth, named dates, and name-like sequences suggesting people, places, or organizations.

04

Timing

Where the piece sits in time — past event, ongoing development, or anticipated action.

05

Framing

How the story is packaged — urgency, listicle format, opinion format, live-update format — and what gets the emphasis.

06

Context Change

What’s changed since MAP last analyzed this URL — headline edits, new attribution, shifts in references or framing.

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Information Relationships

The people, places, dates, and outside sources referenced in the piece, surfaced as observable connections.

MAP does not determine whether something is true, false, biased, or trustworthy. That judgment is left to you. MAP gives you the evidence environment before judgment.