First blood to PPA in UK postal row
Magazine publishers have won a significant victory against the Royal Mail, after plans to double postage prices if titles were considered too stiff to fit through letterboxes were shelved this week. The win for the Periodical Publishers’ Association follows intense lobbying in recent months after the Royal Mail unveiled proposals to give frontline staff the option to impose extra charges determined by the flexibility of a magazine. Magazine bosses were concerned that plans would massively increase postage costs as large numbers of titles carry cover mounts and supplements.
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