Bryan Murphy is an Account Executive at ADAM BERG. He focuses on themes related to AI and machine learning, particularly within the media landscape. Bryan's work has been featured in notable publications such as BVM Sports, WPLG, Relix Magazine, Fast Company, and Training Industry, Inc.
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Bryan Murphy's coverage is heavily focused on sports, particularly NFL and ice hockey. His articles revolve around event coverage, evolving stories, and breaking news in the sports world. Therefore, he would likely be interested in receiving pitches related to upcoming events or breaking news within these sports.
As his focus seems to be predominantly on American football and ice hockey, relevant story ideas could include insights into game strategies, player interviews or profiles, updates on team performances or analysis of key matches/events both for NFL and Ice Hockey teams.
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There have been many Super Bowl champions, but who has most rings? Here's which players have won the most in NFL history, including Tom Brady.
By: Rosh Lowe, Bryan Murphy
Rapper Kodak Black walked out of Broward County jail on Wednesday afternoon in Fort Lauderdale, threatened to punch Local 10 News Reporter Rosh Lowe, and threw rocks at Local 10 News photojournalist Bryan Murphy.
By: McCovey Chronicles, Bryan Murphy
It's only been three Spring Training games, but I think it's safe to say that Jung Hoo Lee is gonna save us. The big splash of the San Francisco Giants offseason (so far) has hit in all three games in which he's appeared and today he took it up a notch with his first home run. Let's do it, folks. Let's just get absurdly excited about this player. Why not? I love the guy. I'm excited to be a part of this. Thanks to Alex Pavlovic I was alerted to this data as well: … although it was very funny…
By: Bryan Murphy
In December 2023, Ben Atkind officially announced his separation from Goose. The band followed up, offering their own statement and later enlisting a new backbeat, Cotter Ellis. In a live music move, Atkin has shared his intent to perform at New York’s Brooklyn Bowl on Thursday, March 21, alongside ElephantProof.
By: Bryan Murphy
Jalen Brunson flourished into a bona fide star this season in the NBA. He has shown no signs of slowing down in the postseason. The Knicks are on the hunt for the franchise's first NBA title since 1973. After securing a first-round win over the 76ers, Tom Thibodeau's contingent is up against the Pacers in the second round with a spot in the Eastern Conference Finals on the line.
By: Bryan Murphy
Artificial intelligence (AI) is shaking up every aspect of our society and language translation is no exception. Generative AI, and specifically large language models (LLMs), is a catalyst of change, transforming the translation industry. Just as
By: Bryan Murphy, McCovey Chronicles
The offseason plan was built on a gamble that they could sneak in after teams ahead of them collapse. Will the gamble pay off? In a Giants-Rockies Series Preview about a month ago, I posted my view of the five tears of teams in the National League. Tiers are not new and mine is probably similar to others, though not as detailed — MLB.com's Mike Petriello devised nine tiers in this preseason preview, for example; but, here's how I saw the National League: TIER 1: GREAT TEAMS — Philadelphia, Los Angeles, Milwaukee TIER 2: GOOD TEAMS — Atlanta, St. Louis,…
By: Bryan Murphy
AI has permeated every aspect of our lives, and language is no exception. The ubiquitous technology is now blazing a trail into the mainstream of the $50 billion translation and localization industry.
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