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 ...

Phone companies are eliminating residential white pages, arguing that it will reduce the environmental impact by using less paper and ink.

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 customers.

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.

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

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 ...

While the White Pages Business and Government Directory will still be delivered to all, the residential phone book will only be delivered to those who order it.

Dark days are ahead for the white pages. Regulators in many states are giving phone companies permission to stop printing residential listings since fewer people are using them.