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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
CTech's Book Review: Managing our information overloads in our social media age
20.01.22
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David Lavenda
David Lavenda, Chief Product Officer at harmon.ie, shares insights after reading “Too Much To Know: Managing Scholarly Information Before the Modern Age” by Ann M. Blair.
Locals.com and the move to an ‘Ownership Economy’
15.12.21
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James Spiro
Dave Rubin’s new platform aims to help level the playing field for content creators who feel silenced by Big Tech
Startups in search of values should “look at human rights” for a framework
01.12.21
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James Spiro
Speaking at Calcalist’s ‘Values and Innovation’ conference, Ann Cathrin Riedel advises companies on how to base their ideological practices
Online regulation is “a question of humanism”, says German MP
30.11.21
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James Spiro
As relationships between governments and tech companies tense up, Sabine Leutheusser-Schnarrenberger, Member of Parliament for the Free Democratic Party in Germany, outlines some ideas on how to fix it
The social platform shopping revolution is underway
29.11.21
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Galia Beer-Gabel
The intersection of two thriving sectors, e-commerce and fintech, has given rise to the social commerce experience. Galia Beer-Gabel, VP of Business Development and Operations at Team8, has identified consumers’ transition from Amazon, Walmart and eBay to Facebook, Tik-Tok, and Google
Bye, Bye, Billboards: Regev Gur is taking tech advertising to the influencers
26.11.21
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James Spiro
As startups look for new ways to make themselves known to the public, Narrative Group is shaping their stories on social media platforms
This Mental Health Day, let’s take a look at social media
14.10.21
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Dov Greenbaum
The ethical, legal, and social issues raised by this emerging intersection of mental health and digital innovations are non-trivial, writes Prof. Dov Greenbaum
The first social media for cannabis patients launched
26.07.21
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CTech
EcoCaNN was established by pharma company MediCane, which focuses on the R&D of medical cannabis-based pharmaceutical medicines
In today’s data-driven world, “privacy is a marketing tool”
02.07.21
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James Spiro
With companies collecting constant data about their customers, BigID’s Co-Founder and Head of Product Nimrod Vax shares how organizations can help build trust
“Social media platforms are the bad guys,” says Wisio, aiming to change the creator game
20.06.21
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James Spiro
By being the middleman between follower and creator, Wisio hopes to harness the ‘Exclusive Attention’ industry
“It is crucial to social networks to keep the content on the network safe for the users ... doing this manually is impossible”
18.04.21
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CTech
Michael Matias is joined by Facebook AI’s Alon Halevy, who shares the difficulties of balancing a user’s safety while maintaining one’s freedom of speech
Israeli Instagram starlets are raking in cash from provocative OnlyFans accounts
10.04.21
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Yoav Stoler
Hod Moshonov, who manages models' accounts, says his phone is constantly ringing, calls it a femenist business, and credits Covid-19 for the spike in the site's use
“I talk about Make Love Not Porn as my attempt to bring about world peace, and I’m not joking"
07.03.21
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CTech
Cindy Gallop, founder and CEO of makelovenotporn.com talks to Michael Matias about how to change perceptions of consent by showing people what it looks like
“Skypes, Skittles, and Yahoos”: Digital Dog Whistles signal new language for online hate
09.02.21
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James Spiro
According to University of Haifa professor Gabriel Weimann, online extremists are creating their own language to bypass new rules put in place against hate speech
University of Haifa and TikTok address Holocaust awareness during International Holocaust Remembrance Day
28.01.21
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James Spiro
The event featured students from the MA Program in Holocaust Studies, addressing the lack of knowledge about the Holocaust among today’s youth
Electronic Excess: Microsoft research finds employees spend 11 hours a week handling emails
25.01.21
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Maayan Manela
“An employee receives on average 620 a week, with each email taking up roughly a minute of their time, this harms productivity," says National Technology Officer at Microsoft Israel
Israel’s Attorney General weighs in against hidden advertising on Instagram
21.01.21
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Lital Dobrovitsky
Top legal authority says tagging the advertiser is not enough, demands celebrities place prominent notice to protect kids
Trump’s social media silencing proves that market caps, not national borders, are what makes a superpower
17.01.21
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Shaul Olmert
The Capitol Hill riots reminded the tech giants of their responsibility to democratic values. It’s too bad that that’s what it took
Worrying precedents being set by social media sanctions on Trump
15.01.21
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Dov Greenbaum
In contrast to government interventions that limit speech, companies have the opportunity to be opaque, and provide no opportunity to appeal, which, given their pervasive cultural heft in our society, is a bit problematic, regardless of the law
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