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About Erez Ben–Ari
- Erez Ben–Ari (Hebrew: ??? ??-????, b.
- 1973 in Tivon, Israel) is an influential journalist, author, technologist, comedian and producer.
- He also wrote, produced and hosted TV and Radio programs and formed several non-profit organizations and operations. Ben–Ari started his career as an independent writer in Israel, founding PCPhobia, the very first self-help website in Hebrew.
- Shortly after, he joined the technology section of Maariv, focusing initially on computer-related subjects, and later on writing in other sections as well.
- Later on, he wrote for almost all major Israeli newspapers and online portals including Yedioth, Walla!, Calcalist and most recently Mako.
- Ben-Ari gained national fame for his analysis of the Israeli information technology and Information-Security market which have been published widely in the printed and broadcast media, as well as for his active role as the co-founder and spokesman for the Israeli chapter of Mensa.
- One of the key factors in his success was experience gained working for some of the leading hi-tech companies in the world, like Intel and Microsoft. After having moved to the United States in August 2008, Ben–Ari wrote for JTNews, a bi-monthly newspaper dedicated to Seattle's Jewish community and TechFlash, a leading technology news source in Seattle.
- He also published multiple books about UAG and other Microsoft Remote-access products and technologies. As of 2010, Ben–Ari has been an active stand-up comedian and producer.
- He has performed in multiple comedy venues in the Puget Sound area and produced comedy open-mic nights and shows.
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