Australia Post finally catching up?

Written by: Beverley Head | Published in: StrategyBPAY is planning a major marketing initiative for February intended to shore up its position as a digital mailbox provider as new competitors Australia Post and Digital Post Australia encroach on its turf.

Written by: Stuart CornerTelstra has fleshed out the details of its two way deal with Australia Post, announced in June under which Telstra will both use and support Australia Post's planned digital mailbox service, and provide other services to Australia Post.

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Written by: Beverley Head | Published in: StrategyAustralia Post has again failed in its attempts to stop Digital Post Australia using that name, this time in the Federal Court which was asked to find that Digital Post Australia was likely to mislead or deceive consumers, and breach the Competition and Consumer Act.

Written by: Graeme Philipson | Published in: MarketThe war of words between Australia two new competing digital post systems becomes tangible as their products take shape. It is likely to get even uglier.

Written by: Beverley Head | Published in: Listed TechThe ownership merry-go-round at Digital Post Australia continues with Computershare today announcing that it has built 80 per cent stake in the organisation.  

Written by: David Swan | Published in: Home ITTechnology makes our day more efficient but also plays an integral part in how we interact, establish and terminate relationships, according to new research from the Australian branch of dating website eHarmony.

Written by: David Swan | Published in: MobilityThe Australian Pesticides and Veterinary Medicines Authority (APVMA) today announced the release of an iPhone application that makes information about agricultural and veterinary chemicals registered in Australia instantly accessible to people on the move.

Written by: Beverley Head | Published in: StrategyDigital Post Australia which is currently running a limited trial of its digital post service has signed up a handful of large organisations including a couple of utilities, a bank, a wealth management company and a road toll company - all prepared to pay 15 cents for a “digital stamp” - prior to the public launch of the service scheduled for the f

Telstra has become the first announced customer for Australia Post's planned digital mailbox service and will also host the service on its cloud computing infrastructure.