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Israel is losing on the online advocacy front: 15 times more posts with pro-Palestinian tags
09.11.23
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Omer Kabir
According to an analysis by Humanz, 7.39 billion posts with pro-Israeli tags were published on Instagram and Tiktok since October 7, compared to 109.61 billion posts with pro-Palestinian tags. "It's hard not to see that there's substantial funding behind this operation”, says Humanz CEO.
Social Influencers Analytics Startup HYPR Raises $8 Million
23.10.19
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Meir Orbach
HYPR offers an analytics service for social media influencers to enable marketers to target influencers based on their audience demographics
Calcalist’s 100 Influencers List
29.09.19
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Eti Aflalo, Calcalist reporters
On the eve of the Jewish New Year (Rosh Hashanah), Calcalist reporters looked back on the people who shaped the year that is now drawing to an end