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These were Israelis’ most popular Google searches of 2020
09.12.20|Raphael KahanCoronavirus, Zoom, the U.S. elections, and the Israeli Employment Service were some of the most googled queries during the past year
Israeli cultural festivals are taking over the web
16.11.20|Maya Nahum ShahalMany festivals have gone online in a new format, drawing record numbers of viewers
Israeli employee engagement platform Eloops wants to ‘Gamify’ the office
27.08.20|James SpiroEmployees earn virtual coins that can be used to buy one-on-one meetings, experiences, mentorships, or swag
Tel Aviv's Central Bus Station: Chronicles of a White Elephant
15.04.20|Dor ZommerThe city’s giant, brutalist eyesore of a public transportation hub, designed to be the largest and most innovative bus station in the world, opened with great fanfare in 1993. Its story dates back four decades earlier
The Feminist Utopia of Haredi Cinema
19.01.20|Diana Bahur NirBorn nearly a century after cinema emerged as a form of entertainment for general audiences, ultra-Orthodox Jewish films are made exclusively by and for women
After Death, There Is the Bot
11.10.19|Yoghev KarmelJournalist and author Andrew Kaplan is the first guinea pig of HereAfter, a startup that aims to preserve the dead as virtual avatars, raising questions about what makes a person, the changing approach to grief, and humanity’s desire to document its loved ones—and itself
A Look at China's Multi-Billion Dollar Live-Streaming Industry
17.05.19|Ofir DorIn China, live-streaming has become a mass phenomenon. Considered one of the country’s most popular forms of entertainment in the past few years, its socio-cultural impact is immense
Covert Burger Delivery Service Takes Over Tel Aviv
18.01.19|Reut Barnea and Amarelle WenkertOperated by a man who identifies as The Professor, the clandestine service delivers a small batch of hamburgers ordered through a Whatsapp chat, sometimes days in advance
CTech's Summer Hits
09.09.18|Orr HirschaugeOver the past months, we have delved into stories illustrating the intricacies of life in Israel. Some have gone directly to the top of our most popular stories list
National Broadcaster to Netanyahu: Send Money, or Pass On Opportunity to Host Eurovision Contest
13.08.18|Yoav StolerIn a letter sent to Netanyahu on Sunday, the broadcaster warned it will not provide the securities required to hold the song contest in Israel, should the government fail to secure the full budget required for the event
Diplomats Take Offense at Shoe Dessert Served to Japanese Prime Minister in Israel
07.05.18|Asaf ShalevThe unusual dessert was served to Shinzo Abe at the formal dinner hosted by Benjamin and Sara Netanyahu
Even ‘Boring’ Software Should Engage Users on an Emotional Level
09.03.18|Iris ShoorHumor and charming characters help bring life to even the blandest of products
How Soccer Teams Compete on Digital Turf
23.01.18|David HaimovichIn the era of globalization, soccer clubs are getting ever more creative about how they engage with fans around the world
There’s a New Crypto Marketplace that Lets You “Buy” Celebrities
22.01.18|Asaf ShalevThe next big blockchain game is here and it’s called CryptoCelebrities. Users spent a million dollars in ether on celebrity tokens within 24 hours of the game’s launch

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