Drama at ynet: Editor-in-Chief Gido Ran Steps Down After 4 Years in the Role

Gido Ran, the editor-in-chief of ynet, announced his desire to end his tenure after four years. Ran has been employed at the site for 20 years, and a successor has not yet been decided.

Gido Ran, the editor-in-chief of ynet, announced his desire to end his tenure after four years in the role. Ran, a senior figure in the newsroom of the Yedioth Ahronoth group, has been employed at the site for about 20 years. He began his career in 2005 as a sports editor and held additional positions such as desk head and head of the news desk, until he became editor-in-chief four years ago, replacing Dror Amir. A successor has not yet been decided. The article notes that in recent years major changes have occurred in the group, including the appointment of Elad Tena as editor-in-chief of Yedioth Ahronoth and ynet, and the retirement of Efrat Zemer from editing the 7 Days supplement. No response was received from Yedioth Ahronoth or Ran.