Kathryn Lundstrom
Kathryn Lundstrom is a senior news writer. Before joining Adweek, she wrote about politics for The Daily DONUT, analyzed policy at the Texas Capitol, worked as a fellow for The Texas Tribune and checked facts at Sports Illustrated. She holds an M.A. in journalism and a master of global policy studies from the University of Texas at Austin and got her B.A. in international studies from the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Originally from Minnesota, she’s lived in Austin, Texas, for six years.
Americans Who Plan to Watch the Olympics Are Most Excited About Women’s Sports
A new Adweek-Morning Consult poll showed fewer respondents interested in men's sports during the games.
With Grocery Delivery in 15 Minutes or Less, JOKR Wants to Reinvent Food Shopping
Commerce
Using local fulfillment hubs, the global startup aims to cut out the middleman.
These Beauty Brands Are Nailing Influencer Marketing in 2021
Mielle Organics, Patrick Ta Beauty and Tula score highest on Tribe Dynamics' metrics so far this year.
For Bobby Bonilla Day, Mint Mobile Is Offering Its Own Very Long-Term, Financially Questionable Deal
In new creative from Ryan Reynolds' Maximum Effort, the baseball legend announces a 25-year wireless deal for $100 annually.
Bars and Restaurants Are Reopening, but Americans Still Want Their To-Go Cocktail Options
Overall, alcohol delivery and online sales remain uncommon—but high-income consumers are most likely to use it.
Looking Ahead to 2022, SXSW Is Drawing on the Lessons of the Pandemic Years
As organizers look to 2022, they’re figuring out what to keep and what to toss from SXSW Online.
As Activists Call Out Brands for Funding Anti-LGBTQ+ Lawmakers, Here’s How They Are—and Should Be—Responding
Diversity, Equity and Inclusion
Experts encourage companies to 'take a look in the mirror.'
Ryan Reynolds’ Maximum Effort Marketing Has Been Acquired by Performance TV Platform MNTN
Reynolds will also become the chief creative officer at the new parent company.
Food52 Launches Drinks-Focused Vertical, Driving More Commerce and Brand Partnerships
Drinks52—which launches this week—houses spirits, wine, beer, nonalcoholic, coffee and tea content.
Can Redistributing Ad Spend Fix the Industry’s Diversity Problem?
Diversity, Equity and Inclusion
Experts are skeptical of the latest slew of brand promises.