Target Takes Over Teen Desktops

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Josh Mooney from Juxt tells us his agency recently launched a teen girl focused dynamic desktop application, called up2d8, for its client, Target. The application allows anyone to splash the Target brand all over their desktop along with photos, calendars, videos, contest, polls and Target products. Maybe it’s just us but we can’t remember the last time we saw our desktop what with all the open programs – which completely cover our desktop – required to actually do anything with a computer. but as we said, that’s just us. Oh, and we’re not teenagers anymore. Nice work, though.

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