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Co-founder @Alchemiq_ai. 2021 Yale World Fellow. Formerly: CPO at Israel Hayom, executive editor @Calcalistech, reporter @WSJ. bit.ly/2ET1bvU

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Orr Hirschauge’s Biography

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• Head of digital products at Israel Hayom, the publisher of Israel’s largest circulation newspaper
• 2021 Yale World Fellow
• Bylines published by WSJ, NPR, Haaretz, Calcalist, Sifted, EUObserver, Al-Monitor
• Led three projects selected and funded by the Google News Initiative
• Founding executive editor at Israel's biggest English-language technology news site
• The Wall Street Journal’s first Israel-based technology reporter
• Co-managed an investigative project funded by an EU-based jour…

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Netanyahu Fights To Hang On In Another Israeli Election. Here's What To Know

Netanyahu Fights To Hang On In Another Israeli Election. Here's What To Know

Benjamin Netanyahu, Israel's longest-serving prime minister, faces his toughest political battle for survival…

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Infibond: Israel's Black Mirror unicorn shows deep cracks | Sifted

Infibond: Israel's Black Mirror unicorn shows deep cracks | Sifted

Yoram Kraus says his billion-dollar Israeli tech startup, , was born from his love of extreme mountain climbi…

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Israel Blurs the Line Between Defense Apparatus and Local Cybersecurity Hub

Israel Blurs the Line Between Defense Apparatus and Local Cybersecurity Hub

Israel is siphoning cyber-related activities from its national defense apparatus to privately held companies.…

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How Israel jails Palestinians because they fit the 'terrorist profile'

How Israel jails Palestinians because they fit the 'terrorist profile'

Israel has arrested hundreds of Palestinians since the lone-wolf intifada began in September 2015, partly by …

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Israel Builds Railway in Hope of Boosting Commerce With Arab Neighbors

Israel Builds Railway in Hope of Boosting Commerce With Arab Neighbors

New tracks tracing an old line between the port city of Haifa and the Jordanian border are due to open in Oct…

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China's Huawei Coy About Its Ties to Israeli Firm

China's Huawei Coy About Its Ties to Israeli Firm

Huawei Technologies, the Chinese telecommunications firm that has barreled into emerging markets around the w…

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Hiding in plain sight: How local stories go global

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By Orr Hirschauge, Adi Barill
| WAN-IFRA
By Orr Hirschauge & Adi Barill, co-founders of Alchemiq With physical goods, the supply chain is visible: ships, bills of lading, and trucks. News has a supply chain too, less obvious, often faster, but no less structured. Sometimes, a story can take longer to go around the world than it takes a plush toy ordered online. Imagine a local report from the Democratic Republic of Congo about a new variant of mpox. It appears first in local outlets.
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HIRSCHAUGE, MISRA & LABROPOULOU: Embracing inbetweeners, fighting misinformation

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By Orr Hirschauge, Srikumar Misra, Elinda Labropoulou
| Yale Daily News Verified
Orr Hirschauge, Srikumar Misra & Elinda Labropoulou 10:43 pm, Dec 07, 2021 Staff Columnists Misinformation and disinformation increasingly shape behaviors on a large scale. Accordingly, policymakers have started working to address the proliferation of inaccurate information.
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Netanyahu Fights To Hang On In Another Israeli Election. Here's What To Know

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By Daniel Estrin Verified, Orr Hirschauge
| Montana Public Radio (Missoula, MT) Verified
Benjamin Netanyahu, Israel's longest-serving prime minister, faces his toughest political battle for survival in years, as the country holds unprecedented repeat elections Tuesday. This is the second time Israelis are going to the polls in less than six months. Netanyahu, 69, forced the do-over in a last-minute move, just weeks after April elections, because he secured a narrow win but failed to build a parliament majority.
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