Information, or Paid Advertising? Viewers Are the Last to Know
Keshet subsidiary Next TV offered to sell high-tech companies flattering coverage without disclosing to viewers they were watching advertising content
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Israeli Newspaper Readership Shows Surprise Increase Amid Back-to-back Elections
More Israelis say they are getting involved in political discussions, and print media is the beneficiary, a survey shows
HOT Seeks to Buy Partner for 3 Billion NIS in Giant Merger
In the past, the Communications Ministry hinted that it would not take fondly to a merger between two major companies due to the negative impact on competition
Israeli Media Shake-up: Broadcaster to Launch News Channel, Challenging Market Leader
Channel 12 slates internet TV venture with Xfone, plans new website
Senior Israeli Journalist Forced to Retract Claim Arab Party Is 'Terrorist Group'
Channel 12's political analyst Amit Segal will issue statement on Twitter and on television, and send a letter to Balad party leader
The Man Bringing Israeli Television to the World
Avi Armoza pioneered the selling of Israeli program formats abroad. Today, it’s a world-class industry
How i24News Turned pro-Netanyahu to Secure Broadcast License
Haaretz investigation finds a host of puzzling staff departures, banned guests and a flagship show taken off the air for being 'leftist' in efforts to weaken criticism of the prime minister
Chinese Corporation Wants to Regain Control of Israeli Partner Cellular Firm
China's Hutchinson is waiting for approval from Israel’s regulator for a strategic, long-term investment in Partner, some 10 years after it sold its controlling share in that company for billions of shekels in profit
How Bibi Strove to Become Israel's King of Ratings
Netanyahu cultivated a relationship with media owners, attempted to attempt his own people as executives ■ Yair and Sara played an active role in Netanyahu's media dealings
Israeli Politicians Inappropriately Involved in Media, Special Report Finds
Report examining political influence on the Israel's media finds 'failure' to create an independent communications authority, warns of damage to freedom of expression
Bezeq Quietly Readying the Way to Create an Israeli Telecom Giant
Company will fully unite operations of Pelephone, Yes and Bezeq Int’l
Israel's Cellcom Slates Big Layoffs to Cut Costs, Setting Off Strike
Pelephone also plans cuts as industry struggles with falling revenues, profits
Israel's Cellular Industry Roils Amid Massive Layoffs, Debt and Mergers
Saban plans to relinquish 30% of stake in Partner Communication as Cellcom eyes layoff of 1,00 employees
Israel's Only Private Arabic TV Channel Thrives After Help From Surprising Ally
Once on the verge of collapse, Hala TV is now aiming to become the home station for the county's Arabic-speaking community
Adelsons Told Police Sara Netanyahu Is 'Crazy' and 'Decides Everything'
New details from the billionaire couple's testimony in the prime minister's corruption case, reported by Channel 13, include shock and dismay over his wife's behavior
Ex-communications Minister Says He Was Bullied to Do Netanyahu's Bidding
'It’s a mafia, a garbage gang, criminals,' Ayoub Kara said in recordings obtained by Haaretz, describing the pressure applied on him not no fire top television official allegedly allied with the prime minister
State Comptroller Hiding 'Grave' Report About Netanyahu Media Meddling
The 2018 draft report includes damning testimony regarding political interference with television and radio regulators
Conflict of Interests? The Real Story Behind Netanyahu’s Rant at His Communications Minister
Key points in leaked conversation between Netanyahu and Ayoub Kara on Israeli news channel shed light on the criminal cases pending against the PM
Analysis A Leak That Leaves No Doubts About Netanyahu's Illicit Deals With Media Tycoon
Shlomo Filber, former director general of the Communications Ministry, told the police he was helping Bezeq under direct instructions from the prime minister
How Israeli Media Became a Playground for Billionaires
Instead of developing a competitive, decentralized market, a handful of businessmen are acquiring newspapers, websites and TV channels in order to gain influence
Ultra-cheap Cellular Package Sends Shivers Through an Ailing Israeli Industry
Rivals convinced deal offered by Suny unit of Hot Telecom aims to keep them off balance
Israel to Launch Ad Campaign to Promote Jewish Ritual Baths for Women
At a cost of 1 million shekels, Religious Affairs Ministry's campaign to feature female celebrities sharing their personal experience of the mikveh
Police Chief as Editor: The Real Failure Behind the 'Jerusalem District' Docudrama
Israel Police apparently had a free hand in overseeing production of 'Jerusalem District,' the controversial show in which cops planted a gun in a Palestinian's home
How One ultra-Orthodox Man Got Full Control of 500,000 Israelis’ Cellphones
With Yehuda Dweck dominates the rabbinic committee that holds the power to block content from the ‘kosher’ phones
Israel's Communications Minister Quits Day After It Was Revealed He Auditioned for Reality TV
'I experienced criticism that culminated in cooperation with Likud's top officials to weaken me and remove me from the party's spheres of influence,' Ayoub Kara writes in resignation latter
Haaretz's 2019 Rich List Mega-donor Miriam Adelson, Now Israel's Richest Person, Is Beholden to No One
Israeli-born Dr. Adelson, wife of U.S. casino tycoon and philanthropist Sheldon Adelson, is a new addition to Israel's rich list this year — jumping straight to first place
Haaretz Reporters Awarded Major Israeli Journalism Prize
Yossi Verter, Haaretz's political correspondent and columnist, and Ronny Linder, TheMarker's health correspondent, announced recipients of 2019 Sokolow Prize
Israeli Army Pays $140,000 to Boost Reservists' Image on Reality Show
The advertisement is aired on Sport 5 ,violating a law that forbids the sports channel from airing such footage
Netanyahu’s Security Detail Assaults Haaretz Photographer
As PM attended birthday party for PR mogul Ran Rahav, guards closed public street and detained photographer – until he called police for help
Fiber Optic Lines Reach Israeli Homes at Record Speed
Reforms have led to sudden surge of homes getting access to infrastructure that enables fast internet