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Rotem Baruchin

Rotem Baruchin is our talented marketing content manager with extensive experience in creative writing and content development. 


Rotem has a rich background in scriptwriting, game writing, and content management, having worked with various organizations including Tel Aviv Municipality and Toya. With a strong foundation in cinema and scriptwriting from 
Tel Aviv University, Rotem has published numerous short stories and scripts for diverse media platforms.

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“Elon Musk may never be able to kick bots off Twitter”

“Elon Musk may never be able to kick bots off Twitter”

As Twitter Doubles Down on Its “Less Than 5% Bot Count” Claim, Betting Markets and the Yawning Deal Spread Urge Caution

As Twitter Doubles Down on Its “Less Than 5% Bot Count” Claim, Betting Markets and the Yawning Deal Spread Urge Caution

It’s Not About The Flag: Brands Attacked For Rainbow Washing

It’s Not About The Flag: Brands Attacked For Rainbow Washing

If you live in any major western city during June, aka Pride Month, you’re probably well accustomed to the mass of rainbow flags flapping in the wind on every window,…

“We really are trying to make the world a more transparent and genuine place”

“We really are trying to make the world a more transparent and genuine place”

Musk’s Questions About Twitter Bot Problem Spur Race for Answer

Musk’s Questions About Twitter Bot Problem Spur Race for Answer

Joe Rogan Weighs In on Johnny Depp, Amber Heard Bot Claims

Joe Rogan Weighs In on Johnny Depp, Amber Heard Bot Claims

What’s Really Driving the Memeing of the Johnny Depp–Amber Heard Trial?

What’s Really Driving the Memeing of the Johnny Depp–Amber Heard Trial?

Johnny Depp v. Amber Heard: Nearly 11% of Twitter accounts participating in discourse are fake

Johnny Depp v. Amber Heard: Nearly 11% of Twitter accounts participating in discourse are fake