Wikipedia's first sentence called it “israeli journalist”. Today it says “founder and publisher of israel’s leading daily financial newspaper calcalist”.
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The opening as it read in 2020
Yoel Esteron ( ) , born in 1955, is the founder and publisher of the financial daily newspaper Calcalist , founded in 2008 and in recent years Israel's leading business daily newspaper and media group owned by Yedioth Ahronoth . .1Combining the investigative know-how of a team of international reporters with the deep on-ground access of Calcalist, CTech brings a novel viewpoint, highlighting the cross-border nature of tech news coming from this hotbed of innovation.2 Esteron also started Calcalist's national and international prestigious conferences, among them "The Airborne Conference" to Silicon Valley, "Israel Forecasts" and "The National Conference" in Tel Aviv, "Mind The Tech" in New York London Berlin and Paris and many start-ups competitions.
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The opening as it stood in 2010
Yoel Esteron ( ) is an Israeli journalist . He is the founder and publisher of Calcalist , a business newspaper and media group owned by Yedioth Ahronoth .
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Yoel Esteron ( ) is the founder and publisher of Calcalist , a business newspaper and media group owned by Yedioth Ahronoth .
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Yoel Esteron ( ), born in 1956, is the founder and publisher of the daily financial newspaper Calcalist , founded in 2008 and in recent years Israel's leading business daily newspaper and media group owned by Yedioth Ahronoth . Esteron also started Calcalist's national and international prestigious conferences, among them "The Airborne Conference" to Silicon Valley, "Israel Forecasts" and "The National Conference" in Tel Aviv, "Mind The Tech" in New York London Berlin and Paris and Dubai; and many start-ups competitions.
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Yoel Esteron ( Hebrew : יואל אסתרון ; born in 1956), is the founder and publisher of Israel’s leading daily financial newspaper Calcalist , founded in 2008. Esteron also started Calcalist's national and international prestigious conferences, among them "The Airborne Conference" to Silicon Valley, "Israel Forecasts" and "The National Conference" in Tel Aviv, "Mind The Tech" in New York London Berlin Paris and Dubai; and many start-ups competitions.
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Wikipedia's first sentence called it “israeli journalist”. Today it says “founder and publisher of israel’s leading daily financial newspaper calcalist”. Read the current article and compare.
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israeli journalist
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founder and publisher of israel’s leading daily financial newspaper calcalist
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