After 16 Stormy Years, Israel's Channel 10 Due to Go Off the Air
Merger with rival, which won an antitrust nod last week, will leave Israel with just two commercial broadcasters
Nati Tucker
Print Readership Among Jewish Israelis Falls Below 50 Percent
The rate has dropped dramatically from 58 percent in a 2015 poll to the current level of 49 percent, TGI reported
The Ticker: Israir Up for Sale Again After Abortive Merger With El Al Airlines
Jacob Frenkel not interested in returning to the Bank of Israel, associates say ■ After years of delay, Bezeq to begin wholesaling landline phone service ■ Delek Group to start drilling in Gulf of Mexico within the week
Facebook Shuts Anonymous Right-wing Page Critical of Israel
Twitter roiling over after Facebook removes popular 'Adam Gold' page for reported fake account
Netflix and YouTube, Watch Out: Israel Wants Oversight for Internet TV
Internet-based television services by Cellcom and Partner have garnered over 250,000 subscribers, but remain outside the communications law
Israeli TV Broadcasters Channel 10 and Reshet Sign Merger Agreement
Firings almost certain, especially for former Channel 10 employees
Commercial Israeli TV Channels Refused Membership in European Broadcasting Union
At one stage, Israeli officials raised the possibility that either Reshet or Channel 10 might produce next year’s Eurovision contest, but the EBU’s bylaws require that member broadcasters operate as a public service
Netanyahu Kills Bill That Threatened Eurovision 2019 in Israel
Scheme to separate Kan into news and entertainment divisions would have imperiled Israel's hosting of the song contest, the European sponsor warned
Proposed TV Law Threatens Next Year’s Eurovision in Israel
Letter from European Broadcasting Union warns that splitting Israeli TV would put 2019 show, scheduled for Jerusalem, in question
Executive Who Quit Bezeq Over Yes Deal Named Its New CEO
David Mizrahi to replace Stella Handler in September at beleaguered telecoms company
The Ticker: Foresight Rallies on Sale of Prototype Anti-collision Tech to European Auto Maker
Pilot shortage forcing El Al to pull flights ■ Internet Gold raises NIS 100 million in private placement ■ After resisting the idea, Bezeq launches a package of internet, telephony and TV
Eurovision May Give Israel’s Public Broadcaster Lease on Life
Government considers delaying law splitting Kan into two because it would jeopardize its membership in the music competition’s sponsoring organization
Internet Competition Walloping Israel's Cable, Satellite TV Providers
First-quarter figures show industry’s dominant players losing subscribers at a rapid rate to online upstarts
Israel's Prosecutor to Recommend Indicting Netanyahu in Luxury Gifts Case
Prime minister to be questioned again in separate case involving alleged quid pro quo relationship with telecom tycoon
Reporter at pro-Netanyahu Daily Israel Hayom Resigns to Work for PM's Rival
Diplomatic correspondent Shlomo Cesana, who spoke out against Netanyahu's attacks on the media, will be Yesh Atid head Yair Lapid's spokesman
Israel's Netta Wins 2018 Eurovision Song Contest With 'Toy'
After lagging in the jury votes, Netta Barzilai comes back to overtake main rival Cyprus by winning the popular vote ■ Netanyahu calls Barzilai 'Israel's greatest ambassador'
Bar Refaeli to Host Israel's 'Big Brother' Reality Show
Supermodel, who has hosted 'X-Factor,' will probably run show with Zvika Hadar
Israeli TV Show Pulls Interview With 'Wonder Woman' Gadot After Question Is Censored
Interviewer was warned not to ask questions in Hebrew or discuss Lebanese decision to ban the film because Gadot is Israeli, but did both
Israel's Energy Ministry Launches PR Campaign to Win Over Natural Gas Critics
The campaign is designed to encourage Israeli industry to use natural gas and thus reduce costs and air pollution, the ministry says
High Court Extends Ban on Splitting Israel's New Public News Unit
Injunction comes as public broadcaster begins first day of operations