Royal Mail

Royal Mail confirms that industrial action harmed servicesGibbons Stamp Monthly, UK –3 hours agoFigures recently released by Royal Mail confirm that industrial action during the second quarter of 2007-08 damaged services for postal customers. … More: continued here

The Ian Gibson column: e-mail attachmentsDen Of Geek, UK –1 hour agoIt's all obviously a devious plot by the Royal Mail to gather custom. But I refuse to be grumpy about it! So, when you're next in the Post Office, … More: continued here

Mobile working solutions sought by Royal MailService Management 365, UK –4 hours agoSuppliers are being sought by Royal Mail as it seeks to improve its operations in the field. Its intention is to establish contracts with providers in the … More: continued here

Post office closures: Government “by blackmail”Daelnet, UK –54 minutes agoThey estimate that some 1000 village shops might just be able to struggle on without the Royal Mail business – but having been stripped of these further … More: continued here

Prince Charles may be famous for talking to flowers, but he is up with modern technology too and congratulated Wales on their Grand Slam triumph by text message. More: continued here

Deliver charges and trackablity key to online shoppingPrecisionMarketing, UK –1 minute agoRoyal Mail head of multi-channel retail Val Walker says: “With 39 per cent of people now shopping online and becoming increasingly comfortable with the … More: continued here

Rotorhub (press release) UK SAR crews honoured by Royal Mail stamp issueRotorhub (press release), UK –Mar 14, 2008Dramatic new stamps released today by the Royal Mail celebrate the vital work of the people undertaking search and rescue at sea. The stamps highlight the … More: continued here

Hell Mail Royal Mail Has Unfair Advantage Say RivalsHell Mail, UK –1 hour agoRoyal Mail is coming under further pressure as rivals urge Postcomm, the UK postal regulator, to recommend the scrapping of the VAT exemption currently …Post rivals urge watchdog to bare teeth over Royal Mail privilegesScotland on SundayFears for our …

Largely unnoticed by the public, botnets have come to inundate the Internet. On a typical day, 40% of the 800 million computers connected to the Internet are bots engaged in distributing e-mail spam, stealing sensitive data typed at banking and shopping websites, bombarding websites as part of extortionist denial-of-service attacks, …

Royal Mail accused over PO plansShropshire Star, UK –Mar 13, 2008According to the Daily Telegraph newspaper, the Local Government Association (LGA) has met with opposition from Royal Mail regarding efforts to keep local … More: continued here