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Peter Mandelson yesterday refused to rule out privatisation of the Post Office. More: continued here

Cricklade sorting office may close for Swindon mergerWilts and Gloucestershire Standard, UK –7 minutes agoThe Royal Mail wants to close the branch as part of a national cost-cutting exercise and merge it with the depot in West Swindon. … More: continued here

Rescued rural post office to re-openTelegraph.co.uk, United Kingdom –2 minutes agoA rural post office which was saved by a great-grandmother's High Court action is to re-open next month through the aid of a local council subsidy. … More: continued here

The UK direct mail industry has thrown its weight behind Lord Mandelson’s call for the partial privatisation of the Royal Mail, expecting it to be a positive move for the industry. More: continued here

Stroud post office campaigners win historic victoryForester, UK –Oct 21, 2008CAMPAIGNERS have won an against-all-the-odds victory, after it was confirmed that Stroud has become only the second place in Britain to save a post office… More: continued here

eBay Veteran Jim Ambach Joins Jigsaw as Vice President of ProductBusiness Wire (press release), CA –1 hour agoBefore joining Jigsaw, Ambach served as vice president of seller experience at eBay, where he helped grow the US seller base to millions of sellers … More: continued here

Post Office proposal announcedThis is Wiltshire.co.uk, UK –4 minutes agoThe village lost its post office when 21 branches were closed across Wiltshire in February as part of Post Office Ltd’s plans to slim down the network. … More: continued here

WinAsUGo Mobile Casino, one of Europe’s leading Mobile Gaming and Gambling operators, is now offering its UK customers the opportunity to collect their winnings at any UK Post Office® branch. More: continued here

Master of the stampBethany Beach Wave, DE –5 hours agoEngeman, who lives in Bethany Beach, is a graphic artist and designer of several stamps for the US Postal Service. His most recent collection, … More: continued here

eBay has announced that from January 1st 2009 it will ban the sale of ivory goods through its auction site. The decision came just just before the release of the International Fund for Animal Welfare’s “Killing with Keystrokes” report highlighted the ongoing trade of illegal ivory sales in the U.S. …