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

Current Pennsylvania Utility Commission regulations require telephone companies in the commonwealth to provide a White Pages phone book for customers who request one – it’s no longer required for ...

Verizon got approval to stop delivering them in New Jersey. The company wants to phase them out in Philadelphia next. New Jersey regulators have given Verizon the green-light to stop publishing the ...

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.

In Philadelphia, for example, “the yellow pages” (phone directories for businesses) and “the white pages” were delivered to more than 100,000 households.

The state Utilities and Transportation Commission today announced that landline telephone providers will no longer be required to provide customers with printed “white pages” directories ...

Q: Is there anywhere you can get a telephone directory of white page listings for Winston-Salem/Forsyth County and the surrounding area like we used to receive? I want a people ...

NORFOLK, Va. — Way back when, the phone books - big and bulky, yellow and white - were something we relied on almost every day. Pre-internet, they were one of the most important tools to bring ...

Frontier Communications will be allowed to cease blanket distribution of the white pages in Connecticut, where the first-ever telephone directory was set on cardboard in the 19th century.

LANSING — That familiar White Pages telephone book may not show up at your door step anymore. Unless you ask for one. In one of many changes to the Michigan Telecommunications Act, the state ...

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