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Adam Singer

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VP marketing @AdQuick. Philosophy/culture blogger. Music composer

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I grew up in Queens, NY and attended St. John's University. I graduated with a Bachelor's Degree in Sports Marketing. I've been working in Sales for over 15 years and have experienced great success in my career. I love to travel, and to watch and play sports. I'm always looking forward to my next challenge whether it is personally or professionally, and enjoy learning about different cultures.

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AdQuick Joins the World Out of Home Organization

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By Adam Singer
| EIN Presswire
Leading OOH adtech platform deepens commitment to global industry collaboration NEW YORK, NY, UNITED STATES, May 19, 2026 / EINPresswire.com/ -- AdQuick, the leading out-of-home (OOH) advertising platform for planning, buying, and measuring outdoor advertising, today announced it has joined the World Out of Home Organization (WOO), the global association representing the OOH industry.
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NIMBYs are the real villains

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By Adam Singer
| hottakes.space
Yountville Commons (plan pictured), a mixed-use development featuring affordable and market-rate housing, has been in the works since its approval last year, but NIMBYs are of course pushing back. The WSJ recently ran a story about Yountville, California, a town of 3,400 people in Napa Valley where the median home value is $1.3 million, median income is $51,000/year, and people drive 50-mile daily commutes because they can’t afford to live near their job.
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Where does AI actually make sense?

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By Adam Singer
| hottakes.space
I’ve been critical of AI used for slop and of how it risks making people fatted and lazy. That said, I’m not a luddite and like technology used thoughtfully, by people who consider tradeoffs, craft, and are relentlessly passionate about the end product being uniquely theirs. Anyway, what I don’t see is much discussion about when AI is actually appropriate, or when you should skip it. I personally think this is obvious but someone asked me to put down thoughts, so let’s talk about it more.
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Have you ever used a typewriter?

I used a typewriter a long time ago and I'm very happy that things have progressed the way they have.

How is social media changing news?

Social media is changing the news because you get to hear different opinions and viewpoints about whatever topic is being discussed.

Who's your favorite fictional journalist?

Clark Kent. Superman was one of my favorite movies. I love the temperament of Clark Kent and how he was able to put his ego aside.

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