Donahoe rules out USPS digital mailbox, but ID services on radar

Post&Parcel--The US Postal Service is going into digital services - but will not be developing its own digital postal mailbox, Postmaster General Patrick Donahoe revealed yesterday.

Giving the keynote address at the first day of the PostalVision 2020 Conference close to USPS headquarters in Washington DC, Donahoe said that the digital postal services market was now "wide open" for USPS to seek new revenues. Read more!

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