Who still uses yellow pages? San Francisco has even banned delivery without permission, assuming no one wants them. But a yellow pages industry group has a new survey saying that yellow pages are more ...

When searching for local business information, consumers consult between two and three (2.2) media sources on average with Yellow Pages (Internet and print) and search engines among the most popular, ...

The success of Overture and Google's paid listing programs has many industry experts speculating about the future survival of printed yellow page telephone directories. The success of Overture and ...

Don't count out the Yellow Pages just yet. The print and online Yellow Pages are still the most trusted information source for consumers shopping locally, even though use of the print pages has ...

A9's new nationwide yellow pages directory comes with a twist—thumbnail images of business storefronts that let you take a virtual walk through the streets of 10 major U.S. cities. A9’s new nationwide ...

Once upon a time, every business wanted a Yellow Pages listing. The Yellow Pages were the primary way that consumers had to find a business. Today, the internet has changed all that, with Google, Yelp ...

For more than 50 years, it has sat next to the landline, solving countless domestic crises and securing local traders lucrative work. But the internet has finally killed off the Yellow Pages, its ...

The plop of phone books dropped at front doors across Chattanooga last week was a little softer than normal. The AT&T Yellow Pages directory shipped without residential phone listings for the first ...

The fingers are still doing the walking for the Yellow Pages, but they've had a makeover as the company looks for increased digital growth with more web-based services. Now known as Yellow Media Inc. ...