About JQJO

JQJO is a small, independent news team built for people who are tired of noise, spin, and endless scrolling.

We started JQJO in 2025 with a simple idea: if misinformation and partisan spin are exploding, then ordinary readers need tools that expose them — not amplify them.

1-Minute News. Built for clarity, not clicks.

Our Mission

Our mission is to make the news:

• Faster — so you can understand a story in under a minute.
• Clearer — so you see who benefits, who suffers, and what really changed.
• More transparent — so you know how different outlets are framing the same event.

We do this by combining large-scale data collection, modern AI, and human editorial judgment.

How JQJO Works

1. We collect the raw news.
Every day, we automatically collect headlines and articles from tens of thousands of sources — up to around 100,000 articles per day — spanning major outlets, regional publications, and niche sites across the political spectrum.

2. We cluster stories around real-world events.
Different outlets often describe the same event with different language and emphasis. Our systems group related articles into one “story cluster”, so you see:

• one event
• covered by many outlets
• with clearly marked leanings and perspectives

3. We summarise and add context.
For each major story, our editorial team creates:

• a 60-second summary in clear language
• a timeline of how the story developed
• “Who Benefited” and “Who Suffered” boxes highlighting real-world impact
• an expert-style context note explaining why the story matters and how it fits into the bigger picture

4. Human-reviewed AI.
We use AI to draft preliminary summaries and timelines, but a human editor always reviews, corrects, and approves what you see on the site.

5. We convert news into text, audio, and video.
People don’t all consume news the same way. For most stories we offer:

• a written 60-second summary
• an audio version you can listen to
• a short vertical video for quick viewing

6. You choose how to consume.
Read, listen, or watch — the core facts and framing stay consistent.

Founder

Ahmed Mamoor Amimi — Founder, JQJO News

JQJO was founded by Ahmed Mamoor Amimi, a:

• serial entrepreneur with a long track record of building and running businesses
• sportsman who completed the world’s longest boat rally in 2021
• media professional with over 25 years in the industry

Over more than two decades, Ahmed has worked across different parts of the media ecosystem, watching how online news shifted from information to outrage, and how misinformation and low-quality content flooded feeds.

At 47 years old, he is still very much in the arena — building JQJO as a product that respects readers’ time, exposes bias, and restores basic transparency around who is saying what and why.

His background in both media and entrepreneurship drives JQJO’s approach:

• move fast, but stay grounded in verifiable facts
• use technology aggressively, but keep editorial control human
• design for real people with limited time, not for algorithmic clickbait

Who We Are

JQJO is run by a small group of editors, researchers, and developers who care about:

• verifiable facts over viral outrage
• transparency about sources and bias
• practical, time-efficient news consumption

We are not backed by any political party, campaign, or government. We make money through standard digital advertising and potential future subscriptions. Advertisers and partners do not control our editorial decisions or bias labels.

Where We Are

JQJO is currently based in Laurel, Maryland, USA.

Mailing & Office Address
JQJO News
14115 Westmeath Drive
Laurel, MD 20707
United States

Phone: +1 281 760 5280

For media, partnership, or correction requests, please use the contact details on our Contact page so your message reaches the right person.