Brendan Quinn is a senior enterprise writer for The Athletic. He covers a diverse range of topics including college basketball, golf, and the Olympics, with a keen focus on sports journalism and the intersection of sports and media. Brendan's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as The New York Times, Yahoo Sports Canada, and Lexology.
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Brendan Quinn's coverage focuses heavily on sports, particularly golf and college basketball. Additionally, he covers government announcements, legal policy regulations, and events.
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"We put cathedrals at No. 1. ... You could argue that’s a terrible way to think, but that’s what separates us from a (PGA) Tour stop.”
By: Brendan Quinn
Clark, 32, won his second U.S. Open in four years, but gave up nearly all of a six-stroke lead to start the day.
SOUTHAMPTON, N.Y. — It was never going to be easy. Shinnecock Hills would never allow it. Nor would the gods, nor the New York fans.
Brendan Quinn of the IPTC is presenting and moderating a webinar hosted by the Asia-Pacific Broadcasting Union called “Building Trust in Media: C2PA, Identity Assertions, and the Future of Media Provenance” on Tuesday 14th July.
The NewsCodes Working Group is pleased to release the Q2 2026 update to our NewsCodes vocabularies.
By: Brendan Quinn
IPTC'a annual Photo Metadata Conference is coming up on Thursday, 3rd September. We have a great lineup again this year.
The IPTC Photo Metadata Working Group has chosen the vendors who will be presenting at the “Metadata Safari” component of the 2026 IPTC Photo Metadata Conference.
By: Brendan Quinn
Last Thursday, the photo metadata industry came together for the 2026 IPTC Photo Metadata Conference.
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By: Brendan Quinn, Marcos Armstrong, Marianne Fjellhaug
Tech Papers 2026: This paper presents the first standardised framework for implementing C2PA for media provenance across newsrooms of varying sizes and operational contexts.
The annual International Broadcasting Convention (IBC) took place this weekend in Amsterdam, Netherlands, and it was as big as ever: tens of thousands
