An NRF StorefrontBacktalk Reader Get-Together?
Written by Evan SchumanDecember 16th, 2009
By any chance, are you planning to attend the NRF Bigshow (New York City, January 10-13, 2010)?
StorefrontBacktalk would love to arrange a casual get-together with our readers at or near the show, so we're trying to determine how many readers are both attending the show and might be interested in connecting with us and, much more importantly, with each other. Hence, our one-question survey this week:
StorefrontBacktalk would love to arrange a casual get-together with our readers at or near the show, so we're trying to determine how many readers are both attending the show and might be interested in connecting with us and, much more importantly, with each other. Hence, our one-question survey this week:
Would you be interested in attending a StorefrontBacktalk reader get-together at the NRF show? (If you say "yes," a form will allow you to say a preferred day and time.)
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Readers, specifically those who want to comment on a story:
Our Comment SPAM system is getting very aggressive these days and has been blocking legitimate comments. If you post a comment and don't see it appear within 2 hours or so, can you please send a heads-up to customer-service@storefrontbacktalk? Ideally, please include the time you posted the comment. That will allow us to try and hunt for it. Thanks! P.S. We're working on fixing the system, but we don't want to lose any valuable comments in the meantime.
Our Comment SPAM system is getting very aggressive these days and has been blocking legitimate comments. If you post a comment and don't see it appear within 2 hours or so, can you please send a heads-up to customer-service@storefrontbacktalk? Ideally, please include the time you posted the comment. That will allow us to try and hunt for it. Thanks! P.S. We're working on fixing the system, but we don't want to lose any valuable comments in the meantime.
Is there really an improvement between a mag swipe and contactless tap if multi-factor authentication is required?
-Ed
