Word: postalization
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...Singer Co. holdings, becomes NR's third owner since its founding in 1914. Since that time, NR has built an enviable reputation among U.S. intellectuals for its scholarly dissent and literate insights. Though its readership is solid (circ. 100,000) as well as influential, NR faces mounting postal and publishing costs. Recently the weekly has run at a small profit, which is unusual for opinion journals. But red ink is always a threat, and Harrison, 58, figured that it was time for a younger angel with a muscular bankroll...
...doubt Congressmen would be more sensitive to the publishers' postal plight, as well as to the public's, if they had no franking privileges...
...self-supporting Postal Service is a noble goal, but it's not worth the strangulation of the American press...
...sick of hearing that those who use the Postal Service should bear the entire cost of its operation. We all benefit from the system, even those of us who never mail a letter. Consequently, we all ought...
...cost is frightening to the tax payer, remember that many taxpayers read hobby magazines, trade journals, and a host of other small publications that could be squeezed out by postal rate increases much more quickly than the mass-circulation "slicks...