Potter: move update will be required for standard mail

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The United States Post Master General John E. Potter has announced new regulations for every address updates by first-class mailers. He was speaking at Mailer's Technical Advisory Committee meeting in Washington.

Legal issues & crime, Government regulation (cont), Government regulation, Executive changes & profiles, Public affairs, Postal Service, Catalog and mail-order houses, US Postal Service, Legal/Government Regulation, Officials and employees, Laws, regulations and rules, Mail-order industry, Mail order business, United States. Postal Service, Speeches, lectures and essays, Potter, John E.

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Smaller US catalogers hesitant about overseas expansion

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Small and mid-size US catalogers are excited about the possibilities of expanding into Europe and other overseas markets but are either reluctant to spend or lack the resources such an expansion will require. Catalogers that do make the plunge do so in a cautious manner, forming partnerships with local companies to reduce shipping costs. Still others are forging ahead, notably Land's End, which has made huge investments in infrastructure, staffing and overhead in its foreign ventures.

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