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  • Senior journalist and Editor Anto T Joseph will be joining The New Indian Express as Resident Editor (Tamil Nadu)

    Anto Joseph to join New Indian Express as RE (Tamil Nadu)

    By Our Staff

     

    Senior journalist Anto T Joseph is all set to join The New Indian Express as Resident Editor (Tamil Nadu), it is learnt. Based out of the paper’s headquarters in Chennai, Joseph will be in charge of all the half dozen editions in the state. He is likely to take charge on Monday, August 2, our sources tell us.

    Joseph has worked with The Economic Times, Deccan Chronicle Group and DNA in various editorial roles including Editor (Infrastructure) at ET, Resident Editor of Financial Chronicle and Managing Editor of DNA. Recently, he flagged off a ‘much-viralled’ series of articles called ‘Who owns your Media’ at Newslaundry. He also wrote for Fortune, Mint, The Caravan and Money9, in the last two years.

    A British Chevening scholar, Joseph has worked with The Guardian (UK) and La Vanguardia (Spain) in the past.

  • He has also worked as Resident Editor in Asianet News, Deccan Chronicle and Times of India

    Manoj K Das appointed editor of Mathrubhumi

    By A Correspondent

     

    Manoj K Das

    Manoj K Das has joined the Mathrubhumi Group of publications as Mathrubhumi Editor. In his previous stint, he was working, as the Resident editor of Times of India, Kerala.

     

    Das hails from Kanganzha in Kottayam. In 1994, he joined the New Indian Express and was later appointed as Kochi Bureau Chief, Deputy Resident Editor and as Resident Editor. He has also worked as Resident Editor in Asianet News, Deccan Chronicle and Times of India.

     

     

  • The HT editor-in-chief will stay on for a while helping in the transition

    Aparasim ‘Bobby’ Ghosh quits HT after just 14 months as ed

    By A Correspondent

     

    Photo: HTmedia.in

    The leadership positions at mainstream newspapers don’t see changes too often. Or upheavals. So the announcement of the exit of Aparasim Ghosh, now better known as Bobby Ghosh, comes as a bit of a surprise. Especially since it comes just a little over a year after he took charge at the helm of the editorial teams at HT Media’s flagship print and digital arm – Hindustan Times.

     

    Ghosh took over from Sanjoy Narayan who was incharge for eight years starting 2008. For three years starting 2013, HT also brought in Nicholas Dawes from South Africa’s ‘Mail and Guardian’ newspaper.

     

    Ghosh has had a steady rise ever since he got into the profession with Deccan Chronicle. Those who were in the A&M fraternity in the early 1990s would remember Ghosh in BusinessWorld magazine where he ran an A&M section. From there he moved to the Far Eastern Economic Review stable which also published Asiaweek. In the last two-odd decades, Ghosh has worked with CNN and Time magazine as also Quartz, the Atlantic Media website in New York which he initially joined as Managing Editor in June 2014 but was soon moved over to an Editor-at-Large role.

     

    According to mail sent by HT Media Chairperson Shobhana Bhartia, Ghosh is returning to New York for personal reasons. He has engineered a dramatic transformation of our various news products, she wrote in a communication to staff.