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CHANNEL Nine wants to dub a documentary series on Britain’s royal family with the voice of Cate Blanchett because the original narrator sounds too posh. More: continued here

The watchdog of Switzerland’s postal services says that Swiss Post is “massively overcharging” for postage stamps every year – by SFr300 million ($266.4 million). More: continued here

MONTREAL — A Quebec man has sold the “magnificent” two-metre-high snowbank in front of his home on EBay for $3,550, less than two weeks after putting it up for sale – to a buyer who plans to use it for a snowball fight with his family. More: continued here

People living in Plessis can either drive a little further to get their mail or change their address to get it at home. This comes after their post office was evicted from it’s State Route 26 location. As News 10 Now’s Amy Ohler explains its a big headache for some. …

Washington — A face that will tease you, and please you and perhaps unease you is coming to the post office next year — it’s those Bette Davis eyes. More: continued here

Prince Charles lashed out at a member of the media, calling a photographer ‘an annoying little prat,’ according to reports. He made the comment at the Sandringham estate, where the Prince was celebrating the holidays with members of the Royal Family More: continued here

MONEY-GRABBING touts are selling Six Nations tickets for Wales’ games for almost £600 on internet sites like eBay. More: continued here

Laissez faire and ‘spin’ do not have a place in crisis managementHindu, India –4 hours agoThe problem is the secondary market when products are re-sold, such as eBay. Crisis managers are not as effective as reaching the secondary buyers. … More: continued here

Channel Nine wants to dub a series on the UK’s royal family with the voice of actress Cate Blanchett because the original narrator sounds too posh. More: continued here

London, Dec 30 (ANI): Unwanted Christmas presents have finally found a place of acceptance, with people disappointed with their festive gifts dumping them on the Internet. Websites such as eBay are doing a brisk trade in rejected gifts and according to the site, close to a million items have been …