From the Courier, Express, and Postal Observer: In its conference call discussing its 2nd Quarter 2010 results, UPS explained that the growth in its profitability this quarter reflected the fact that while... View More
PostalOne! Server Patching (July 25, 2010): The PostalOne! ® production and Testing Environment for Mailers (TEM) application servers will have security patches applied during the scheduled maintenance... View More
Overnight Prints has reported that "Mintel Comperemedia recently reported that direct mail volumes are on the rise, a sign that many businesses are renewing their marketing efforts after the economic recession... View More
Rochester, New York - BCC Software, a BÖWE BELL + HOWELL company and a leading developer of postal and data-quality technology solutions that optimize client communications, announces the promotion... View More
WASHINGTON - The U.S. Postal Service and the National Technical Information Service (NTIS) have agreed to jointly provide fulfillment, information management services and customer maintenance to federal... View More
Dead Tree Edition has told its readers that "The U.S. Postal Service denied yesterday that its workforce is bloated or overpaid in a message to mailers explaining its position on the proposed exigent rate... View More
North Fort Myers Neighbor has noted that "The U.S. Postal Service and Hallmark have introduced a new line of postage-paid greeting postcards. The postcards use Intelligent Mail barcode (iMb) technology,... View More
"To be sure, the Postal Service is allowed to increase rates beyond inflation when an "exigency" occurs," says the Le Mars Daily Sentinel. "It argues to the Regulatory Commission that recession+Internet... View More
There is nothing free about Rural Free Delivery today. And just as the post office buildings have changed, service has changed, too. No one would mistake today's U.S. Postal Service as a customer-driven... View More
As the Havelock News has noted, "Given that most Americans have access to a car, it has been suggested that the service create drive-through mail stores where mail would be retrieved and postal services... View More
From Federal News Radio: For more than 30 years, the Postal Service has offered worksharing to its customers. It's a form of outsourcing where mailers perform specific activities in exchange for reduced... View More
Rochester, NY, July 19, 2010 - BCC Software, a BÖWE BELL + HOWELL company and a leading developer of postal and data-quality technology solutions that optimize client communications, announces the... View More
The U.S. Postal Service Office of Inspector General invites you to comment on the following: This week's "Pushing the Envelope" blog topic: Making "Sorry We Missed You" a Thing of the Past. UPS and FedEx... View More
WASHINGTON - The U.S. Postal Service is reaching out to e-taile rs with a campaign showcasing the power of catalogs with the potential to double online transactions and achieve revenue lift of over 100... View More
From Postal News Blog: Mr. LYNCH. Madam Speaker, the United States Postal Service's CSRS Obligation Modification Act of 2010, is intended to remedy a unfair and inequitable methodology for allocating the... View More
According to the Marietta Times, "The reality is that e-mail, UPS, FedEx and other services, as well as the slow economy, have hit the postal service hard, and it is strapped by the ongoing mandate to... View More
From USPS Sr. V.P. Customer Relations Stephen Kearney: "With the exception of some minor modifications, the mailing standards governing contents of a publication eligible for periodicals pricing have not... View More
Dead Tree Edition wants to know: "The Postal Service claimed once again last week that it loses money on Standard flats mail, just five days after kicking off a huge discount program on - guess what? -... View More
DM News has reported that "Marketers and catalogers that rely on the mail to reach consumers decried the US Postal Service's proposed "exigent price increases," saying the rate hikes would have drastic... View More