Rocktown Weekly, May 21, 2007
By Charles A. Miller

It is inevitable that postage rates go up. But it is not inevitable that they favor one class of users, large-circulation magazines, while causing severe hardship to another class, the small-circulation magazines that the nation depends on for informed analysis of public affairs.

Yet, unless there is a dramatic public outcry, it is a hardship that will go into effect in mid-July.

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