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Royal Mail to issue 'Doctor Who' stampsHouston ChronicleThe many characters in the science-fiction show "Doctor Who" will be zooming through time and space on the edge of letters in 2013. Britain's Royal Mail is marking the 50th anniversary of the popular show with a series of stamps featuring the 11 …

Royal Mail stamps mark London Underground's 150th anniversary. More: continued here

Macon postal customers can tell something is up by the four office trailers parked at the College Street office. More: continued here

A computer glitch that inadvertently cancelled food stamp cards has left tens of thousands of Californians unable to use them to buy food. More: continued here

WREG Mo. Woman Sues eBay For 'Deaf Discrimation'WREG(Nevada, MO) Forty-seven-year old Melissa Earll owns dozens of old mint condition comic books, hundreds of rare baseball cards, plus antique time pieces, medicine bottles and a coin collection printed minutes after President John Kennedy was …and more » More: continued here

NBC Bay Area Glitch leaves nearly 40000 Californians without food stampsSan Jose Mercury NewsSANTA ANA — A computer glitch that inadvertently cancelled food stamp cards has left tens of thousands of Californians unable to use them to buy food. The Orange County Register (http://bit.ly/Vzw61H ) says Electronic Benefit Cards for …

eBay Reorganizes Its Mobile Group and Releases New AppsAll Things DigitalSteve Yankovich, eBay's former VP of mobile and main spokesperson on the subject, has been appointed VP of innovation and new ventures. In his new role, he will focus on the company's Red Laser application, which allows users to find …

SANTA CRUZ, Calif.- One black cat couldn't cross anyone's path Monday, much less squeeze through a fence at the Morrissey Post Office in Santa Cruz due to its size. More: continued here

Residents of Silver Springs will have the opportunity to speak Tuesday night on plans to reduce operating hours from eight to six hours a day at the village post office. The hearing is scheduled for 5 p.m at the Village Hall on Main Street. More: continued here

SNP claims Royal Mail privatisation threatens Aberdeenshire serviceSTV LocalThe SNP have warned that moves to privatise Royal Mail could have grievous consequences for rural areas in Scotland, such as Deeside. Local MSP Dennis Robertson said that current plans to introduce an "end-to-end" service posed a real threat, which …and more » …