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World’s First “Intelligent” Stamp
Today, I am very excited to announce our partnership with Royal Mail (the national postal service carrier of United Kingdom) to create the world’s first “intelligent” stamp. The stamps, as part of the Great British Railways promotion, triggers an amazing … Continue reading →
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