Customer publishing 'key' to establishing a trusted brandPrintWeek, UK –4 hours agoCustomer publishing is a key element to building a brand that customers can trust as the medium overtakes radio, cinema and outdoor, according to Royal Mail… More: continued here

The owner of a bong that Olympic champion Michael Phelps was photographed with tried to sell it on eBay for as much as $100,000 reported WIS News 10, a Columbia, S.C. news station. More: continued here

Bromley Times Stamp of approvalBromley Times, UK –5 hours agoThe event was in partnership with Royal Mail, which is celebrating the bicentenary anniversary with six self-adhesive stamps, available from today. … More: continued here

MEMPHIS, Tenn.—-FedEx Express , a subsidiary of FedEx Corp. and the world’s largest express transportation company, announced today it is increasing its footprint in Mexico to improve the company’s service capabilities both domestically and internationally. More: continued here

Hundreds Chant, Hold Signs In Support Of FedEx Workers Seeking to Join the Teamsters More: continued here

With unrest over Government bailouts being used for bonuses this week, Sara-Ann Burgess warns consumers that another haven for taxpayers’ money – the Post Office – is not the wholly-British institution it appears to be. More: continued here

2/11/09 Postal Service may send some functions of Watertown Post Office to Syracuse… More: continued here

(By Randolph E. Schmid, Associated Press) The post office will get an extra 2 cents’ worth when you mail a letter starting in May. The Postal Service announced Tuesday that the price of a first-class stamp will rise to 44 cents on May 11. That gives plenty of time to …

WASHINGTON – The post office will get an extra 2 cents’ worth on letters mailed starting in May. The U.S. Postal Service announced yesterday that the price of a first-class stamp will rise to 44 cents on May 11. That gives plenty of time to stock up on Forever Stamps, …

Sensitive Data Found On 40 Percent Of Used Drives On eBayDark Reading, NY –23 minutes agoBy Tim Wilson A study conducted by forensics firm Kessler International found that more than 40 percent of the hard drives listed for sale on eBay still … More: continued here