When you hear the term "Universal Service Obligation" what comes to mind? If you work at all with mail or the USPS, it probably starts a laundry list of services the Postal Service is required, by law, to provide to the American public. This week, Paul Bobnak and I break down that term - what does it mean, how does that impact printers, and what changes might we see in the future as the USPS continues to wrestle with budget shortfalls.
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