Alliance notes–May 5, 2015
- USPS Link: Tech Transfer
- The NonProfit Times: Easter Seals Is Now Easterseals In National Rebranding
- BBC News: Denmark scraps first-class postal deliveries
- Direct Marketing News: ‘New Yorker’ gets a lot of things wrong about the USPS
- Direct Marketing News: The Lawyer, the Post Office, and the Union Man
- The Stranger: Some Thoughts Around Why Postage Stamps Exist
- Townhall: Total Disaster: USPS Survey Shows That The Entire Workforce Is Abjectly Miserable
- Postal Regulatory Commission: PRC Examines USPS 2015 Performance Goals and 2016 Performance Plan: Report offers recommendations for meeting goals in the future
- Postal Regulatory Commission: PRC Seeks Public Comment on Report to the President and Congress: PRC must make recommendations for any legislation or other measures necessary to improve the effectiveness or efficiency of the postal laws of the United States
- Chicago Tribune: Cheaper stamps a real rarity
- Vox: Postal service isn’t a particularly lucrative business. That’s why Finland’s is going to mow lawns too.
- com: UPS takes back some last mile deliveries from USPS as earnings rise
- The Dallas Morning News: 4 ways the U.S. Postal Service thinks it could redefine its diminishing role in your life
- The New Yorker: The Nineteenth-Century Idea that Could Keep the U.S. Postal Service Alive
- PR Newswire: Ireland’s National Postal Service Selects Fleetmatics To Improve Operational Efficiency
- NPR: ‘Neither Snow Nor Rain’ Celebrates History Of U.S. Postal Service
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