QR codes turn newspapers into shopping malls
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QR codes turn newspapers into shopping malls

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Alibaba is using quick response codes to make purchases through printed ads.

The massive online and mobile commerce giant, Alibaba, has now announced that it is partnering with a number of different media outlets in order to launch a shopping program based on scanning QR codes.
This will allow consumers to be able to buy the products that they see in printed advertisements.

Source: QR codes turn newspapers into shopping malls – QR Code Press

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