Federal Times: Despite the five-month freeze on mail processing plant closings announced this week, the U.S. Postal Service is pursuing the change in first-class mail delivery standards tied to that proposed... View More
Post&Parcel--The US Postal Service is set to simplify its pricing system from January, after the Inspector General found that it has more than 7,600 different prices for its domestic products alone.... View More
The Atlantic--WASHINGTON -- The Postal Service is a giant delivery machine. It bridges the physical and digital using any combination of humans and robots that works. The USPS delivers half the world's... View More
Politico--In homes across America sit thousands of letters, cards and notes from generations past. These missives tell our collective history. They give us a glimpse of the thoughts, joys and fears of... View More
Multichannel Merchant--In light of the U.S. Postal Service's filing with the Postal Regulatory Commission this week and a proposed change in standards governing First-Class Mail, it's now imperative that... View More
Windowbook--The United States Postal Service® (USPS®) recently filed a request for a non-binding advisory opinion from the Postal Regulatory Commission (PRC) regarding their plans for network optimization.... View More
Post&Parcel--The number of Americans paying their bills and receiving statements purely electronically is set to double by 2014, according to new research. Infotrends, a market research firm based... View More
Federal Times--Farewell, first-class mail. The U.S. Postal Service doesn't say it quite that bluntly, of course, but that's the theme of a regulatory filing released this afternoon. By itself, the filing... View More
Postal News Blog--From the National Postal Mail Handlers Union: On Monday, December 5, the Postal Service filed a request with the Postal Regulatory Commission (PRC), asking for an advisory opinion to... View More
WSBT.com--SOUTH BEND - Businesses that send mail to make money are worried about what postal service cost cutting and changes will mean for their business. It normally takes the post office one or two... View More
Postal News Blog--NALC President Fredric Rolando responded to the Postal Service's announcement that it plans to reduce delivery standards with the following statement. "We are very concerned about the... View More
Don't miss our webinar on December 7 at 2 pm EST/11 am CST! Amine Khechfe of DYMO Endicia and Frank Cebello of the USPS will discuss items such as: New pricing and services Partnerships Why... View More
Postal News Blog--The following has been sent by the Alliance of Nonprofit Mailers, the Association for Postal Commerce, the Direct Marketing Association, and the Association of Magazine Media to the Postmaster... View More
Washington Post--WASHINGTON - Facing bankruptcy, the U.S. Postal Service is pushing ahead with unprecedented cuts to first-class mail next spring that will slow delivery and, for the first time in 40 years,... View More
Windowbook--The United States Postal Service announced last week their intention to increase postage on competitive shipping products by an average of 4.6%. This increase, which still must be approved... View More
Pitney Bowes Inc. announced today that it has signed thirty strategic alliance agreements with large third-party mailers for the Volly secure digital delivery service. The signed agreements are with large... View More
Postal Reporter News Blog--From Postcom.org: The Postal Service will be filing its service changes with the PRC on 12/5. Among the changes - an adherence to the principle of servicing mail in strict accord... View More
Post&Parcel--US Postal Service executives resolved to fix problems in their periodicals processing yesterday, as mailers pressed their concerns about significant delays. On-time performance levels... View More
SEATTLE, WA - December 1, 2011 - Satori Software today announced that through a new agreement with SAP AG (NYSE: SAP) it is the preferred OEM partner reselling SAP® BusinessObjects® Postalsoft... View More
Post&Parcel--The US Postal Service could be making more than $360m a year in extra revenue by using its vehicles as a platform for advertising. That is the claim of Denver-based Light Promotions, Inc.,... View More