Skip To Main Content
Brian Quinn on Muck Rack

Brian Quinn

As seen in: Fast Company, MDPI, Flipboard, McKinsey & Company, Patch, Scotland on Sunday, The Scotsman, The McKinsey Podcast, Marketing Dive, Antitrust Magazine and

Get in touch with Brian

Contact Brian, search articles and posts on X, monitor coverage, and track replies from one place.

Learn more about Muck Rack

Actions

Share this page

Articles

Batavia Downs trying to get AI-generated video taken down with public's help

|
By Brian Quinn
| The Batavian Verified
Batavia Downs says it needs the public's help to get an artificial intelligence (AI)-generated, spoof video removed. The video, circulating on social media, shows a man showing names of jackpot winners and talking about a Batavia Downs app. "If you see this video, please report it by clicking 'find support or report reel.'  This is a spoof ad, attempting to impersonate us in order to get you to sign up for an app that is not real," the Batavia Downs Facebook post read.
Open in Who Shared Issue with article?

Virgin Atlantic's CEO on Why People and Experience Make the Difference

|
By Brian Quinn
| Event Planner News
13 August 2026 | By: Brian Quinn | Publisher: Skift Announcements Virgin Atlantic's CEO on Why People and Experience Make the Difference Brian Quinn August 13th, 2026 at 8:30 AM EDT Skift Take Corneel Koster is betting Virgin Atlantic wins where AI can't. Namely, the feeling a traveler leaves with. But turning that into paying customers - not just loyal fans - is the real test of his first year as CEO. Read more of this post ⊳ Vote this post up | Rank:31 Recent posts from Skift
Open in Who Shared Issue with article?

Seventeen calves stolen from Lamb Farms in Oakfield

|
By Brian Quinn
| The Batavian Verified
By Brian Quinn Kendra Lamb, right, pictured with her husband, Matt Lamb, said Lamb Farms is most concerned about the well-being of the calves stolen Sunday morning. The Batavian file photo Someone has stolen 17 calves from the Bliss Road calf facility at Lamb Farms in Oakfield, Lamb Farms posted this morning on its Facebook page. The calves are 5-month-old Holstein heifers. They have electronic ID button tags and one or two large floppy tags, the farm wrote.
Open in Who Shared Issue with article?
See all 363 licensed articles (696 Total)