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11 stories about OpenWeb
OpenWeb acquires audience management platform Jeeng for $100 million
26.01.23
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CTech
The Israeli-founded unicorn, which raised $170 million at a $1.5 billion valuation three months ago, completed its third acquisition in a year, taking its total spending to $260 million
OpenWeb raises $170 million Series F at $1.5 billion valuation
27.10.22
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Meir Orbach
The Israeli startup, which has developed a community engagement platform for a healthier open web, increased its valuation despite the crisis in tech
Uni-cuts: Why even unicorns with plenty of cash are making significant cuts
21.06.22
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Meir Orbach
Unicorns like Trax, Cybereason and OpenWeb, which raised hundreds of millions of dollars last year, have announced the layoff of dozens of workers in recent days. The reasons: maintaining the cash in their coffers, keeping the company’s investors calm and retaining talents
Six reasons why high-tech companies are laying off employees
19.06.22
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Meir Orbach
Israeli high-tech is alive and kicking, and the demand for manpower remains great. But after years of money flowing like water and hiring sprees, the industry is tightening its belt. Calcalist examines the reasons that led companies to lay off employees - from investor pressure to a change in business direction - to understand where the trend is heading
Unicorn OpenWeb undergoing organizational change, management to move to US
15.06.22
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Meir Orbach
The company, which has developed technology to improve online discourse, joins the wave of layoffs in high-tech, with 14 R&D employees - about 10% of the workforce, to leave. At the same time, OpenWeb will hire other employees in the US
OpenWeb acquiring advertising platform ADYOULIKE for $100 million
12.04.22
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Meir Orbach
ADYOULIKE was launched in Paris in 2011 and works with over 4,000 brands, agencies, and publishers including The Guardian, Reach, Prisma Media, and Groupe Marie-Claire
OpenWeb: “We do the dirty job of the internet - we clean it”
28.02.22
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James Spiro
The Israeli unicorn uses machine learning and AI to detect hate speech in internet comment sections while promoting healthy conversations
OpenWeb acquiring Hive Media Group for $60 million
19.01.22
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Meir Orbach
The acquisition follows the Israeli company’s $150 million Series E at a $1.1 billion valuation two months ago
OpenWeb appoints Peyton Marcus as Chief Operating Officer
18.01.22
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CTech
The media industry veteran will help the company fight toxicity online, scale operations
OpenWeb raises $150 million to earn unicorn status
09.11.21
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Meir Orbach
The Israeli company formerly named Spot.IM was valued at $1.1 billion in the Series E, of which $20 million will be allocated to secondary deals
During Covid-19, OpenWeb’s managerial skills saw a change for the better
21.03.21
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CTech
In a world of lockdowns and social distancing, the social network understood that its managerial tactics had to change
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