On this episode of The Week that Was, The Philadelphia Inquirer suffered a cyberattack this week, that prevented the publication of its Sunday print edition and caused a scaled-back version of its Monday edition.
Keep US Posted provided an economic analysis challenging the USPS’s plans to continue increasing postage rates twice per year.
Senior editor Toni McQuilken took a deep dive into the world of customer SLAs, or service level agreements.
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