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Cash Box magazine - Cash Box magazine was a weekly publication devoted to the music and coin-operated machine industry. It published from July, 1942 to November 16, 1996.

Pillar box - In the UK and the Commonwealth of Nations, a pillar box is a free-standing box where post is deposited to be collected by the Royal Mail and forwarded to the addressee. Pillar boxes have been in use since 1855, only 15 years after the introduction of the first penny post.

Commercial mail receiving agency - A commercial mail receiving agency (CMRA) typically operates as a Private Mail Box Operator and thus is given the designation PMB insted of POB.

BtoB Magazine - BtoB Magazine is a monthly New York based marketing and advertising magazine published by Crain Communications, Inc. Intended for an audience of business-to-business marketers, the publication provides news, analysis and strategies that cover all aspects of the discipline including e-mail marketing, direct marketing, vertical marketing, search marketing, CRM, online advertising, and advertising agencies.

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