Globes Sections and Inserts
Globes is distributed each night Sunday through Thursday, with three major supplements:
- Titles - the main news part
- Capital markets - stock exchange supplement
- Globes tonight - a magazine-like supplement
Among the supplements/ inserts:
- G - The main weekend insert.
- Nadlan - The weekly real estate insert (Sundays).
- Lady Globes - A monthly magazine insert devoted to women also sold separately on newsstands.
- Firma- A monthly magazine insert, established in 1996, which covers the fields of Advertising, Communication and Marketing in the Middle East as well as the world economy, and financial issues concerning Israel. Firma's production manager is Ms. Galia Spring-Betser.
- Men Talk - Globes newspaper for men
The publishing house is located in Rishon Lezion.
Since 1997, the paper also runs a news site. Globes was one of the first Israeli dailies to publish its contents on the World Wide Web. Globes has several serious competitors, including the Web site of TheMarker and the financial economy website BizPortal. In the first decade of its operations Globes sold its contents through selling access to its archive or through a paid subscription, but recently the strategy was modified and the information is open to the general public. In the late 1990s Globes established a research department, a financial portal and a real estate portal, which centralize and concentrate professional information centers and a series of paid services. The research department was established by Shavit Raz, the real estate portal was established by the journalists and editors Moshe Lichtman and Noaa Wasserman-Amir, whereas the financial portal was coordinated by the executive in charge of capital markets: Ziv Segal.
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