The electronic nails in the post office’s coffin

MSNBC Monday 12th September, 2011

As if the U.S. Postal Service weren't already in enough financial trouble, a growing number of startups are about to make its future even more uncertain. They're trying to lure one of its main revenue sources -- the nearly 48 billion bills, statements, account notices and offers that companies send to households every year -- into the electronic re...

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