Printing Leaks Need Addressing — Cagle

In the end, cutting off direct mail, either at the state or federal level, would be a crippling blow to the printers that rely on this market as a bread-and-butter source. Printers have a great deal to worry about these days.

ELECTRONIC BLUES: Now that postal reform seems to be a fait accompli, there are other issues coming to the fore. One of those issues is the Securities and Exchange Commission’s proposed rule adoption that would allow the paper-based proxy materials process to be replaced with an electronic system of notification and balloting. Thus, annual reports and voting materials could be sent electronically rather than through snail mail as hard copies, which would be available by request.