Year of the Ox charges ahead for China's stamp industryChannel News Asia, Singapore –5 hours agoBy Channel NewsAsia's China Correspondent Glenda Chong | Posted: 13 January 2009 0045 hrs SHANGHAI: Stamp collecting has flourished in China in recent years …France issues Chinese Zodiac stamp to mark lunar year of the OxPeople’s Daily Onlineall 2 news articles More:…
After being “asked to rename Tweebay by a rather large corporate,” UK developer Paul Rawlings tells me he has decided to rename his Twitter marketplace Tweba . When I first wrote about Tweebay, a classifieds service that uses direct messages on Twitter to confirm bids, I wondered if “eBay might consider it a violation of…
Europe’s players were united in praise of Jose Maria Olazabal after their Royal Trophy defeat and gave their unequivocal backing to the Spaniard should he choose to become Ryder Cup captain. More: continued here
Marshall County saw people signing up for federal food assistance at a faster rate than the national average last year. More: continued here
Stamp of approval for British design classicsTimes Online, UK –1 hour agoCarnaby Street A new set of stamps featuring famous British designs was unveiled yesterday by Royal Mail. The 1st-class stamps include ten different images … More: continued here
PEOPLE in Yaxley are being reminded that the village post office is closing down next week to be replaced by a brand new branch. (12/01/2009) More: continued here
New stamps take offChannel Television, UK –12 minutes agoThe set of six stamps features many of the aircraft which have been in service during that time. The 76p stamp shows the Bombardier Q400 Dash 8 which Flybe … More: continued here
Properties in parts of the Highlands were taken off a postcode database by mistake, Royal Mail says. More: continued here
Norwich Evening News Court sees CCTV of post office raidNorwich Evening News, UK –5 hours agoCCTV images of terrified post office staff being held up by robber desperate to fuel his drug addiction have been shown in court. James Hall stole more than … More: continued here
A Leicestershire postmistress says she is desperate to move the village post office out of her home after raids. More: continued here