Computers, Electronic Devices, Software, Information Technology, And Internet On Stamps

Israel
Electronic Mail
September 4, 1990
The stamp illustrates the evolution of mail service in human history. The motif of modern electronic mail is repeated in the tag.

Switzerland
Tourism
October 31, 2007
A reader recognizes the BeeTagg on the stamp and connects the mobile phone to a predefined website.

Mexico
International Women's Day
March 8, 1999
The stamp introduces Mexico's National Program for Women, an initiative to empower women in the age of information technology.

Turkey
Post and Communication
February 5, 1975
Set of three, one stamp depicts computer data recording and storage using five-hole perforated tape.

Jordan
E-Government
August 25, 2009
Set of four, one stamp shows the internet address of the Jordan E-Government.

Here is a French computer-generated mailing label from 2012.

This 115 + 55 cent value (Sc #B261) of Netherlands Antilles is from the October 26, 1988 youth welfare three-stamp set.

Peru
UPAEP - Literacy Campaign
July 5, 2004
Set of two, one stamp depicts a child using a desktop computer.

Cuba
12th International Information Fair
February 12, 2007
The design elements include binary code and integrated circuits.

Sweden
Digital Innovations
November 16, 2017
The coil stamp depicts gadgets and symbols of modern digital technology.

Romania
National Institute for Research Development in Informatics
June 5, 2015
The design depicts study of computational systems for data storage and retrieval.

Belarus
XX TIBO International Forum
April 23, 2013
The stamp depicts the international forum on telecommunication and information technology held in Minsk.

Republic of China
90th Anniversary of the Founding of ROC
October 9, 2001
Set of four, one stamp highlights the development of electronics industry.

Poland
Internet Panorama of Poland
October 31, 2003
The stamp promotes the website which provides positive images and information of Poland.

Nederlands 28 October 2021 Issue.

The computer and software is staring one in the face but difficult to see:



The "stamp in stamp" stamp images are all computer generated and in fact the entire sheet is computer generated using AI software without human interference, except selecting the final design for printing the issue. The computer worked from a 1500 stamp data base of issues from 1852-1920.

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