Not the white pages, which is why regulators have begun granting telecommunications companies the go-ahead to stop mass-printing residential phone books, a musty fixture of Americans' kitchen ...

Under previous rules, local telephone carriers were required to distribute printed copies of the white pages directory to all residential customers. Often telephone carriers partner with ...

The White Pages are going the way of the rotary-dial phone. Beginning in January, Verizon is dropping the residential White Pages from the directories that it will deliver to its ...

The new phone book soon won't be here. Verizon announced Monday that it is ending delivery of residential phone books. Customers will still be able to request a free printed white pages or a CD ...

Verizon has permission from the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission to stop distributing its white pages -- residential phone listings -- unless customers ask for it, ...

Just try to find someone under 35 in the phone book. “You won’t find my 22-year-old,” said Denn. Nevertheless, consumers are entitled to free residential white pages if they want them.

Phone books will still contain alphabetical business listings and the yellow pages organized by category; residential directories will be available by request.

The term “white pages” has been around for decades. In the past, it was used to refer to the printed phone book directories. Printed white pages provided residential listings in alphabetical order.

Last month, you probably got a fat new yellow pages phonebook (listing all the businesses in your area) delivered to your doorstep. You might have also gotten the white pages (listing residential ...

Phone books are usually divided into at least two sections. The white pages were residential listings, the yellow pages were for businesses, broken into categories and listed by alphabetical order.

CenturyLink was forced to add back residential white pages to the Spokane phone book after an outcry when they were dropped.

White Pages residential telephone books not going anywhere soon WHITE Pages predicts its old telephone directory books will still be around for at least a decade and says its new online search ...