1984, make way for 2013: Big business and government are merrily mining our data. Yet nobody's taking to the streets.
by Asher Schechter 6 comments
In the current postfeminist atmosphere, young women in the Israeli army are acting just like men - and posing nude.
by Tal Niv 4 comments
Navigation app's development center will remain in Israel for at least three years.
by Amir Teig 5 comments
Israel Defense Forces is working on a directive regulating social network use by its members and in some cases banning it entirely.
by Gili Cohen 1 comments
A photo of IDF soldiers in thongs circulating the web this week is harmless compared to some of the offensive images posted by soldiers in the past. But, we should remember Israeli kids who hit 18 enter the most restrictive period of their lives.
by Allison Kaplan Sommer 19 comments
By global standards, lots of women write for the encyclopedia's Hebrew version, but not enough: 'Masculine values' have trickled in, say critics.
by Anna Burd 0 comments
The 'Share a Coke' campaign has taken the concept of branding to a new low. Which hasn't stopped me from buying cans with my kids' names on the label.
by Allison Kaplan Sommer 1 comments
Facebook was reportedly in deep talks with Waze over the past few months to acquire the company for around $1 billion.
by TheMarker 1 comments
While a recent Pew Research Center survey showed usage of the social network is on the decline in the U.S., Israelis won't be unfriending it anytime soon.
by Maya Epstein 2 comments
After Omri Hayun railed against Israel's economic situation last week on the social networking site, he found police knocking at his door.
by Yaniv Kubovich and Oded Yaron 4 comments
