Bulk mailers can now feel free to set their summer and fall delivery schedules, but worries fester over a looming rate increase.
The United States Postal Service introduces a flat-rate service aimed at luring product samplers back to home delivery.
The USPS launches enhancements to small business service Every Door Direct Mail.
Hanging from a cliff, the 112th Congress ignored USPS boss Patrick Donahoe's pleas for postal reform. Now he's setting an agenda for the 113th.
The Postal Service and a British import called Shutl will soon be offering instant delivery services to rival Walmart's and Amazon's.
With revenues ticking up slightly, the Postmaster General and his CFO say reform could make the Postal Service profitable again.
Small town Post Office closings may soon be followed by openings of a new retail store format from UPS.
Concerning the future of the USPS, one thing is abundantly clear: It is going to change, sooner rather than later, and in significant fashion.
USPS is an important national infrastructure that can and should endure, says Google Chief Innovation Officer Vint Cerf.
MyPost, an inbox that shows incoming postal mail, is currently being tested among a small group of around 300 consumers.
What's in our mailbox this month: fitness postcards from Retro Fitness, American Woman Fitness Centers, Union's United Taekwondo Academy, and Bally Total Fitness. (We're totally pumped.)
What's in our mailbox this month: mailers from botanic gardens.
Print isn't dead, and NewPoint Media proved it with a clever, simple campaign designed to drive awareness of print as an evolving—and thriving—medium.
What's in our mailbox this month: music and performance series in New York mailers. Let's get down.
The Wildlife Society shares its direct mail strategies.
The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) accepted a finalized settlement with Facebook today Aug. 9 that was proposed last November.
Research in the American Marketing Association's (AMA) Aug. 2012 edition of the Journal of Marketing Research provides a template for marketers to better understand trend speed and acceleration while filtering ...
Retailers have marked down summer-related goods to make room for pens, pencils and backpacks—indicating that it's time to kick-start back-to-school shopping.
