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Australian video stamps
"The Australian Post Office has just introduced a postage stamp with a QR code that lets the sender record a 15 second video message as part of their letter or parcel. This obvious but brilliant idea is being trialled in the run up to Christmas in the hope that it brings a more personal touch to items sent to family and friends.
Source: You Saw This Coming Of The Day: Video Postage Stamps http://www.reelseo.com/video-postage-stamps/#ixzz2kiZPVo7y
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Would love to hear from our Aussie friends if they try this out.
Cheers,
Peter
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won't cancels interfere with the QRC?
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Good question!
Remember Harry Potter movies, and how photos in magazines and newspapers were "live"? I can see the day when stamps, if they still exist, will be live.
And speaking of which, Harry Potter stamps will be issued by the USPS on Tuesday November 19, for those muggles so inclined. 
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11:18:35am
...and how long before tracking and eavesdropping "stamps" are out there??? Big Brother is NOT coming, he is here!
Bobby (just because I'm paranoid doesn't mean they are not out to get me)
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Bobby,
I'm reminded of a Woody Allen comment when asked about a near death experience- he responded "my life flashed before my eyes-I yawned!"
Dan C.
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"This obvious but brilliant idea is being trialled in the run up to Christmas in the hope that it brings a more personal touch to items sent to family and friends."
The idea is neither obvious nor brilliant to me.
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07:43:27am
A news item about stamps caught my eye today:
Australian video stamps
"The Australian Post Office has just introduced a postage stamp with a QR code that lets the sender record a 15 second video message as part of their letter or parcel. This obvious but brilliant idea is being trialled in the run up to Christmas in the hope that it brings a more personal touch to items sent to family and friends.
Source: You Saw This Coming Of The Day: Video Postage Stamps http://www.reelseo.com/video-postage-stamps/#ixzz2kiZPVo7y
©ReelSEO.com, All Rights Reserve"
Moderator: Sorry, cannot activate links within quotes, the above referenced site is HERE
Would love to hear from our Aussie friends if they try this out.
Cheers,
Peter
(Modified by Moderator on 2013-11-15 11:13:00)
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re: A matter of time: Video stamps
won't cancels interfere with the QRC?
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10:55:28am
re: A matter of time: Video stamps
Good question!
Remember Harry Potter movies, and how photos in magazines and newspapers were "live"? I can see the day when stamps, if they still exist, will be live.
And speaking of which, Harry Potter stamps will be issued by the USPS on Tuesday November 19, for those muggles so inclined.
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15 Nov 2013
11:18:35am
re: A matter of time: Video stamps
...and how long before tracking and eavesdropping "stamps" are out there??? Big Brother is NOT coming, he is here!
Bobby (just because I'm paranoid doesn't mean they are not out to get me)
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re: A matter of time: Video stamps
Bobby,
I'm reminded of a Woody Allen comment when asked about a near death experience- he responded "my life flashed before my eyes-I yawned!"
Dan C.
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re: A matter of time: Video stamps
"This obvious but brilliant idea is being trialled in the run up to Christmas in the hope that it brings a more personal touch to items sent to family and friends."
The idea is neither obvious nor brilliant to me.
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