In addition to sites run on a shoestring budget, there are sites with more of an infrastructure behind them: Jestin Coler from Los Angeles founded Disinfomedia, a company that owns many fake news sites.[42] He gave interviews under a pseudonym, Allen Montgomery.[42] With the help of tech-company engineer John Jansen, journalists from NPR found Coler's identity.[42] Coler explained how his intent for his project backfired; he wanted to expose alt-right echo chambers, and point out their gullibility.[42] He stated his company wrote fake articles for the left-wing that were not shared as much as those from a right-wing point of view.[42]