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Jinoy Jose P

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Chennai, New Delhi
As seen in: Frontline India, Substack, Flipboard, The Hindu, The Hindu Business Line, Down To Earth, The Punch Magazine, India Art Review
Covers:  Technology, Books, Data, Media, Culture, Politics, Business, Science, Education, Gadgets, Privacy, Big Data, Social Affairs, Finance, Start-ups
Doesn't Cover: Sports
Digital Ed, Frontline. Writes Frontline Weekly Newsletter. Ex-India Today TV, Outlook Biz, CSE, BW (ABP) & BusinessLine. Screenwriter. AI researcher.

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Jinoy Jose is a Deputy Editor with The Hindu Business Line in Chennai. A screenwriter and gadget reviewer, he has worked with India Today Group, Outlook and Businessworld. He writes about books, technology and business, and loves poetry and popular science.

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A game of everything

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By Jinoy Jose P Verified, Amisha Thakur, Khalid Ansari
| Frontline India Verified
Dear reader, This morning, in America’s Kansas City, the 38-year-old Lionel Messi, who has spent two decades collecting all the game’s honours, finally claimed the one that had eluded him. He struck three times against Algeria, the first hat-trick of his six World Cups, and drew level with Miroslav Klose on 16 goals, the most anyone has scored at the World Cup. Watching it, a question came to mind that any fan would call heresy.
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The Frontline Weekly Newsletter | The beta society

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By Jinoy Jose P Verified, Amisha Thakur, Khalid Ansari
| Frontline India Verified
Dear reader, Sometime in the early 2000s, while I was in college, Gmail came to me wearing a small grey label that read beta. I had met the word before, in a hazy way, in the old engineering sequence of alpha, beta, gamma—the stages a thing passed through before it was deemed fit to face the world. Gmail fixed the word in my head for good, and I expect many of you remember it too.
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The Frontline Weekly newsletter | The Oracles

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By Jinoy Jose P Verified, T.K. Rajalakshmi, Vaishna Roy Verified
| Frontline India Verified
Dear reader, I still remember the oracles, and my father’s face, confused and angry and somehow smiling, all at once. We were walking home from a distant relative’s funeral, I was still in school, and as we got off the bus, a trembling triangle of men and women came at us in a sudden rush, out of nowhere, almost as though the road had conjured them.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Assistant news producer with a Delhi-based television channel

Have you ever used a typewriter?

No.

How is social media changing news?

All the wrong way. It killed news. Merged it with views.
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