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אור לנצ'נר מנכ"ל ברייט דאטה

Bright Data crosses $300 million ARR, eyes $400M by 2026 as demand for live web data grows

23.11.25|CTech
CEO Or Lenchner says real-time, high-quality web data has become the backbone of AI innovation, driving 50% year-over-year growth for the Israeli data company.
אלון מאסק X 24.7.23

Bright Data countersues Musk’s X, accusing it of monopolizing public data access

18.12.24|Omer Kabir
The Israeli firm claims X is blocking competitors while leveraging data to bolster its AI ambitions.
הוועידה הלאומית הכלכלית פאנל מדינת ההייטק מחשבת מסלול מחדש אור לנצ'נר מנכ"ל Bright Data

Judge dismisses X case against data-scraping firm Bright Data

10.05.24|Omer Kabir
This is the second victory in three months for the Israeli company against a technology giant, after Meta abandoned a similar lawsuit it filed against Bright Data in February
כנס מיליון להייטק אור לנצנר, מנכל Bright Data

Court rules against Meta in Bright Data scraping case

25.01.24|CTech
“The Facebook and Instagram Terms do not bar logged-off scraping of public data; perforce it does not prohibit the sale of such public data. Therefore, the Terms cannot bar Bright Data’s logged-off scraping activities,” said U.S. District Judge Edward Chen
מוסף שבועי 6.7.23 אלון מאסק טוויטר

Twitter suing Bright Data, demands it stops scraping

27.07.23|Omer Kabir
X Corp., formerly known as Twitter, is claiming that the Israeli company “scrapes and sells millions of records from X Corp.’s X platform, in blatant violation of X Corp.’s terms of service”
פייסבוק 11.1.20

Facebook suing Israeli company BrandTotal for harvesting users’ data

04.10.20|Hagar Ravet
In response, BrandTotal says it strictly adheres to all applicable rules and regulations based on GDPR and other privacy laws