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Wednesday, August 20, 2008
Time well-spent or better spent elsewhere?
If this is real... for real, I'd rather have the Target CEO creating shareholder value. I'm still amazed by the power of social media though.
Time well-spent or better spent elsewhere?
If this is real... for real, I'd rather have the Target CEO creating shareholder value. I'm still amazed by the power of social media though.
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