IT gets greener when CIOs must pay IT's energy billsComputerworldThat would create a big incentive to invest in energy efficiency, according to Dean Nelson, senior director of global data center services at eBay Inc. … More: continued here

I-Pack Nano automated packaging solution for e-fulfilmentMaterials Handling World MagazineWhen the products make it possible to reduce the box down to 20 mm, I-Pack Nano is eligible to the Royal Mail unbeatable flat rate. … More: continued here

Stamps put faith in overlooked draft gemCalgary Herald"The Stamps are a good team and I get to play with two good friends, Taurean (Allen) and Matt Henry, who I played with on Team Canada in '06. …and more » More: continued here

Washington Post Group of seven wins $2000 Post Hunt prizeWashington PostAs they went from Freedom Plaza to the Old Post Office Building to the Washington Monument and back again, participants came armed with The Washington Post …and more » More: continued here

The first eBay seller in the UK to be prosecuted for online auction fixing, after being investigated by North Yorkshire Trading Standards, is due to be sentenced. More: continued here

Paul Fraser Collectibles 'Britain's rarest stamp,' the 6d Pale Dull Purple, sells for £400000Paul Fraser CollectiblesThe Jersey-based stamp dealer Stanley Gibbons has sold one of Britain's rarest stamps, and one of the most sought-after in the world, for £400000. … More: continued here

It's Last Post for city PO but new one opens soonCambridge NewsCambridge's well-known Trinity Street Post Office will finally close for good later this month, it has been confirmed. Post Office bosses have announced the … More: continued here

New London post office has brighter futureTheDay.comAnd now, those who still venture to the Masonic Street post office to mail packages and buy stamps are seeing the inside of the cavernous Art Deco-style … More: continued here

Hongkong Post said it has no plans to hike postal rates despite the Audit Commission’s call to do so. More: continued here

Neither snow, nor sleet, nor rain – not even bad lighting – has prevented the mail from flowing out of the New London post office for the past 76 years. More: continued here