Israeli Ad-tech in Crisis as Facebook, Google Tighten Grip
Local industry has contracted over the past two years, though big companies still thrive
Refaella Goichman
Palestinian High-tech Workers Plugging Shortage of Israeli Tech Staff
'For the price of one Israeli engineer, an [Israeli] company can hire three Palestinians in the West Bank, and they have very high motivation'
Israeli Firms Unprepared as Tough EU Data-privacy Rules Take Effect
The General Data Protection Regulation imposes stiff penalties on organizations that don’t comply, including those outside Europe
While More ultra-Orthodox Women Work in High-tech, Claims of Exploitation Abound
N. says she worked five days a week for eight hours a day for a mere $1,170 a month
Tesla Denies Elon Musk in Talks With Israeli AI Firm on Collaboration
Reports said Musk was in Israel to discuss a deal between Tesla and the Tel Aviv-based Cortica
Is Tesla Coming to Israel? Elon Musk Appears in Jerusalem Bar 'Burning Absinthe'
Though sources say talks were held with Israeli officials in the past on bringing Tesla to Israel, Musk's visit is unknown and comes for a hard time for his firm
Tech Leaders Raise Concerns With PM Over U.S. Tax Reform
Netanyahu meets with executives at unusual late-night meeting in Petah Tikva
Netanyahu Holds Secret Late-night Meeting With Israeli Hi-tech Leaders
Meeting was held at the offices of firm owned by group which once employed Netanyahu; aim thought to be heading off regulation
Tech Nation: Accusations of Amazon Employee-poaching in Israel Erupt on Social Media
OrCam unveils upgraded version of device for the visually impaired ■ Netvision blocks Telegram in response to copyright infringements
Israeli Antitrust Chief Says Facebook, Google in Her Crosshairs
Michal Halperin tells lawmakers that internet industry presents special challenges for regulators
In Violation of Law, Israel Biometric Database Is Run by a Subcontractor
Problem revealed in labor court suit over bidding process to fill the job on a permanent basis
Apple Slapped With Class Action Suit in Israel for Deliberately Slowing Older iPhones
The claimants say the company breached its basic duties toward users by failing to disclose that ‘innocent’ software updates would negatively impact their phone use
Dark Side of the Moon Mission Israel Turns to Crowdfunding to Keep Lunar Dream Alive
CEO of SpaceIL says if $30 million isn’t raised this year, seven years of development will be wasted and nonprofit will have to drop out of Google moon-landing competition
Israel's Shot at Sending Unmanned Spacecraft to the Moon May Finally Be Doomed
SpaceIL needs another $30m to finish building the spacecraft. Billionaire and and ex-chairman Morris Kahn, who resigned on Monday, was perhaps making fundraising more difficult
Content-referral Startup Outbrain Names New co-CEO
David Kostman will share top job with founder Yaron Galai
Is Someone Trying to Silence Israeli Journalists and Activists on Facebook?
The pages of several thorns in the government’s side say their Android app kept crashing Monday
Was Your Bike Stolen? Israel May Have an App That Helps You Find It - at Least in Tel Aviv
Tel Aviv police have uploaded info on 400 stolen bikes, and owners can enter information in effort to expedite recovery process
Israelis to Get Free Temporary Passports as Biometric Program Falters
The move follows a raft of complaints about long waiting times since Israel’s transition to biometric passports began in early July
Despite Low Profile, Israel's Online Games Firms Earn Big for Startup Nation
Last week’s $500-million sale of Plarium to Aristocrat Leisure shows trend - but its the content, not the tech leading the way
Australia’s Aristocrat to Acquire Israeli Startup Plarium for $500 Million
The Israeli social-gaming company’s portfolio of titles is led by the hugely popular Vikings: War of Clans