Sydney Morning Herald Peril for Tennis Australia if it jumps whenever Tomic stamps his footSydney Morning HeraldIf Supernanny were summoned to deal with Bernard Tomic, one imagines the young Queenslander would become well acquainted with the ''naughty step'' technique …and more » More: continued here
About 400 people gather for a protest in David Cameron’s Oxfordshire constituency of Witney against plans to privatise Royal Mail. More: continued here
The recent U.S. Postal Service announcement that all new 1oz First-Class postage stamps will henceforth be Forever Stamps, with no marked denomination, came as welcome news to its patrons. More: continued here
Managers deliver weather-hit mailThe Press AssociationTwo hundred Royal Mail managers and postmen are out delivering mail in Scotland in an attempt to tackle the disruption caused by recent severe weather. … More: continued here
CBC.ca 50000 stolen iTunes accounts for sale in ChinaMacgasmThere are around 50000 accounts, all linked to stolen credit cards, that are listed on the Chinese equivalent to eBay site called TaoBao. …Hacked iTunes accounts auctioned on China's eBayInfosecurity Magazine (US)50000 iTunes accounts for sale, cheap, on Chinese siteUSA TodayChina's eBay Has the Stolen iTunes Accounts…
Legislation is to be passed guaranteeing that UK stamps will continue to feature the Queen’s head – even if Royal Mail enters foreign hands. More: continued here
WASHINGTON – The post office wants to get into the gift card business. Pre-paid cards have become one of the most popular gift items and postal officials want to do more than just deliver them to the lucky recipients. More: continued here
This is London Queen's head 'will stay on stamps'The Press AssociationThe Queen's head will remain on stamps regardless of who buys the Royal Mail after the Government decided to amend its controversial privatisation …Law 'will keep Queen's head on stamps'BBC NewsQueen keeps her head on stampsAFPOn with her head! Cable U-turn saves Queen's head on…
The Queen’s head will remain on stamps regardless of who buys the Royal Mail after the Government decided to amend its controversial privatisation legislation, it has been announced. More: continued here
Sacramento's aging stamp collectors keep the faithSacramento BeeScarcity sells in stamp collecting. The older and less plentiful the specimen, the more it gets philatelists' hearts aflutter and sends … More: continued here