Ynet Editor Gido Ran Resigns After Four Years
Gido Ran, editor of the Israeli news site ynet, announced his resignation after four years. Roi Ginat will replace him as editor, while Gilad Carmeli will be promoted to deputy editor. The Yediot Ahronot Group thanked Ran for his contributions. Ran has been with ynet since 2005.
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- Ynet editor Gido Ran announced his resignation after four years in the position.
- Roi Ginat will take over as the new editor of ynet.
- Gilad Carmeli has been promoted to deputy editor of ynet.
- Elad Tana, editor of Yediot Ahronot Group, announced the changes internally.
- Gido Ran joined ynet in 2005 and held various roles before becoming editor.
Gido Ran, the editor of the Israeli news website ynet, announced his resignation on Sunday after four years in the role. The announcement was made internally by Elad Tana, editor of the Yediot Ahronot Group, who also revealed new appointments at the top of the website.
Roi Ginat, currently the head of the news department for both Yediot Ahronot and ynet, will succeed Ran as editor. Additionally, Gilad Carmeli, who serves as deputy editor, will be promoted to the position of deputy editor of ynet.
Tana thanked Ran for his contributions to the website during his tenure, stating, "The group's management thanks Gido for his significant contribution to ynet throughout all the roles he filled on the site, and we will elaborate further on this." Ran joined ynet in 2005 and held various editorial and management positions before becoming editor. Tana concluded his message by wishing success to Ran's successors.