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After a year filled with damaging doping news, government agencies and sports organizations are now looking to so-called “athlete passports” as a way to stanch the flow of performance-enhancing drugs into sports.These passports aren’t little booklets with colorful stamps from foreign countries. They exist as computer files crammed with intimate …

Changes to eBay could favour Power Sellers over small sellersTelegraph.co.uk, United Kingdom –3 hours agoMany people boost their income by selling unwanted property online, but eBay, the biggest internet auction site, may be about to change its rules and … More: continued here

Couple toast national Post Office titleWetherby Today, UK –12 hours agoBy Staff Copy A GLITTERING London awards ceremony saw Boston Spa Post Office given a prestigious national title. It was named best commercial office, … More: continued here

Hell Mail DX Expands Mail Sorting CapabilityHell Mail, UK –6 hours agoThe new centre is the result of a good year for DX, which has gone from strength to strength, even during the bitter postal strike at Royal Mail last year. …DHL Express recognises its 'Couriers of the Year'Fibre2fashion.comall 8 news articles …

One man in the Midwest looks to cash in on his right to vote. A student at the University of Minnesota is charged with trying to sell his vote on eBay. More: continued here

Canada.com Canadian fiddler looks for quick payday via eBayCanada.com, Canada –11 hours agoTORONTO – A Canadian fiddler who is no stranger to controversy has put half his future music earnings up for sale on eBay, the auction website. … More: continued here

Nearly 60 years after Chiang Kai-shek and his battered troops fled the Chinese mainland to Taiwan, scores of Taiwanese packed the first direct tourist flight from Taipei to Beijing, clutching their special edition stamps and souvenir retractable chopsticks. More: continued here

Parents had put their baby boy up for sale on eBay–apparently as a joke–but German authorities didn’t find it particularly amusing. More: continued here

The German baby taken from his parents after they put him up for sale on eBay for one euro–apparently as a joke–is back home, according to the Associated Press. More: continued here

The 2010 Winter Olympic mascots Sumi, Miga and Quatchi are joining Canada Post. They’ll be featured on stamps right across Canada. The corporation has signed a three-million dollar Official Supplier … More: continued here