Lauren Johnson is the Deputy Editor for retail media and commerce at Adweek. She covers the rapidly evolving world of e-commerce, retail, and the technologies and platforms that are shaping the future of how consumers discover and purchase products. Johnson's reporting has also appeared in publications such as Business Insider, Yahoo Finance, and various regional newspapers.
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Lauren Johnson's coverage primarily focuses on advertising, technology, and business trends. She often includes press releases and cites data in her articles. Given this focus, she may be interested in pitches related to innovative advertising strategies, new technologies impacting the advertising industry, or insights into emerging business trends.
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