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Written by Evan SchumanOctober 9th, 2012
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Target’s QR endcap move is a fine example. Although it is only one of many, Target’s efforts are the topic of StorefrontBacktalk‘s October monthly column in Retail Week, the U.K.’s largest retail publication. The column lives here at Retail Week. For those who don’t have a Retail Week subscription—shame on you!—here’s a copy at StorefrontBacktalk.
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