John Mracek of Netseer talks about graphing concepts to understand consumer intent

Josh Reynolds of Quantifind explains why the human brain is more effective at spotting causal connections than a computer

Tim Jenkins, CEO of 4INFO, says context is more important than device or channel

The author of the new iPOST bill is determined to get relief for the Postal Service, and he's convinced there's no way to get that relief without making the exigent surcharge permanent.

Even small- and medium-sized businesses can have a big impact on how members of Congress vote, says the former chief counsel to the Senate Majority Leader, but first you've got to knock on their doors.

Robert Taub, Acting Chairman of the Postal Regulatory Commission, chats with Senior Editor Al Urbanski about the exigent surcharge, postal reform, and the future of the PRC.

Eager to establish mail as an integrated marketing channel, the Postal Service will introduce digital mail to New York in October. VP of Innovation and New Products Gary Reblin shares the details.

The Postal Service's chief regulator hopes for financial solvency for the troubled agency, stability of service for rate-payers, and co-operation among a new set of leaders in Washington to effect the changes that can achieve it.

The Postal Service's chief techie discusses the IMb, flats sequencing, and mail's further integration with digital marketing methods.

The association's VP of state affairs takes us behind the scenes of DMA v. Brohl and tells how the case could impact every American's right to redress in federal court.