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Israeli gamers spend 97% more than average Visa cardholders, says Visa report
11.03.25
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The surge in gaming for entertainment mirrors broader European trends, with Israeli gamers showing significant engagement and high transaction volumes.
From Seinfeld to Black Mirror: film and TV serve as valuable academic teaching materials
24.07.20
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Dov Greenbaum
As reality turns closer to dystopia and fiction grows ever more real, the use of copyrighted creative works for teaching various fields grows. With the now less-than-temporary shift towards distance learning outside the classroom, new legal implications arise
Lior Suchard’s magic touch aided Israeli startup MUGO’s acquisition by streaming giant Deezer
03.07.20
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CTech
Master mentalist ”hypnotised” senior managers at major companies to facilitate $40 million deal
Apple TV+ acquires rights to Israeli spy show Teheran
17.06.20
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Ruta Kupfer
"Teheran" tells the story of Tamar Rabinian, a young Hacker from Unit 8200—the Israeli military's equivalent to the NSA and British GCHQ—that is sent under a false identity to Tehran for a dangerous mission, which is supposed to support the attack on Iran's nuclear facilities
An Epidemiological Investigation of Hollywood's Obsession With Pandemics
03.04.20
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Yair Raveh
From proper pathogens to zombies, the entertainment industry produces an endless line of virus-related thrillers, serving as an x-ray of society’s collective fears
Minute Media Makes Fourth Acquisition in Two Years
26.01.20
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Hagar Ravet
The sports media company announced the acquisition of fandom-focused website network FanSided Saturday
TetaVi’s Technology Could Enable Viewers to Walk Through a Virtual Reality Movie
15.01.20
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Lilach Baumer, Las Vegas
Israel-based TetaVi develops volumetric video technology made portable using four depth cameras developed in-house
Generation Z Demands a New Standard of Media Quality, Says Eva's Stories Creator
01.01.20
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Avior Abou
Israeli businessman Mati Kochavi, the creator of Instagram holocaust education project Eva’s Stories, spoke at Calcalist’s Forecasts 2020 conference in Tel Aviv
Sports Technology Is at a Watershed Moment, Says Intel Executive
11.07.18
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Uri Tuval
Intel surprised the world in 2016 when it acquired Israeli startup Replay Technologies, which develops a way of displaying sports events from multiple 360-degree viewpoints
Where Baby Startups Are Headed: Wellness, Entertainment, Agriculture, and Tourism
04.02.18
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Tofi Stoler
First of its kind data shows the domains picked by nearly 2,000 startups making their first steps
Online Games Developer Playtika to Invest Up to $400 Million in Startups
29.01.18
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Hagar Ravet
Startups in Playtika’s portfolio will have access to the company’s expertise in marketing, monetization, analytics, technology and product