#Yellow pages vs white pages zip

#Yellow pages vs white pages zip

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YP Marketing Solutions (YP for Business app)ĪT&T transferred the directory publishing companies it owned to YP Holdings, as well as other companies that comprised AT&T Advertising Solutions and AT&T Interactive.Internet links to e-mail and street addresses, telephone directories,.

Printed directories: The Real Yellow Pages directories and The Real White Pages directories.

Media Properties owned by YP LLC include: In 2013, YP rebranded and position itself in the field of digital marketing, and in 2015, its marketing operations has been rebranded to YP Marketing Solutions. The deal with Cerberus officially closed on May 8, 2012. Donnelley in 2004, and Verizon sold Idearc Media in 2006. Cincinnati Bell sold off CBD Media in 2002, Qwest sold Dex Media in 2002, SBC sold off Illinois directory operations to R.H. The sale made AT&T the last Bell System-related spin off to sell off its yellow pages business. It also as renamed its directory 'YP Real Yellow Pages'. In 2011, it removed the trade names of its Bell Operating Companies (a practice adopted in 2002), reduced the size of the AT&T logo, and enlarged the 'YP' logo of YELLOWPAGES.COM as the main logo of the directory. The sale came after AT&T began removing branding from its directories.

Cerberus will assume $200 million of AT&T debt from the transaction. Included in the sale is, YP mobile app as well as the printed directory division.

AT&T Advertising Solutions as a structural unit then became the company YP Holdings. On April 9, 2012, it was announced that AT&T would sell 53% of AT&T Advertising Solutions to Cerberus Capital Management for $750 million. Under the version of the deal reported in the press, AT&T would still own a minority stake in the company. The deal was estimated to be valued at $1.5 billion. On March 8, 2012, it was announced that AT&T has entered talks to sell a controlling stake in its Yellow Pages business to Cerberus Capital Management and TPG Capital. It was previously a wholly owned subsidiary of AT&T. It employed more than 4,000 local marketing consultants and customer service professionals, and offered online presence, local search, display ads, and direct marketing. , rebranded as YP.com in 2009, as an Internet web site operated by YP. became part of AT&T Interactive, following the AT&T acquisition of Bellsouth in 2006. All yellow pages directories published by AT&T became published under the AT&T Real Yellow Pages name. On February 26, 2007, however, AT&T announced it would adopt BellSouth's directory branding, the Real Yellow Pages. As a result, in January 2007, all companies who had been doing business as AT&T Yellow Pages started doing business as AT&T Advertising & Publishing, while the AT&T Yellow Pages name was retained. On December 29, 2006, AT&T added BellSouth Advertising & Publishing Corporation, or 'BAPCO' to its roster of directory publishers. AT&T directory publishing companies began doing business as either AT&T Yellow Pages (in reference to being a directory publisher) or AT&T Directory Operations (in reference to being a unit of AT&T). As a result, SBC Yellow Pages was renamed AT&T Yellow Pages, and the Illinois edition was renamed 'AT&T Yellow Pages Published by R. In 2005, SBC completed its acquisition of AT&T Corp., and renamed itself AT&T Inc. Donnelley published printed directories in the names of SBC and subsequently AT&T in the area in and around Chicago, IL. which operated as a joint venture between the two companies, until Bell South was acquired by in 2006.Īfter 2004, R.H. In 2004 SBC Communications and Bell South Corp. As a result, 'SMART' is eliminated as a nickname for all of the yellow pages operations, becoming simply SBC Yellow Pages. with Pacific Bell Directory's advertising division, creating SBC Advertising, L.P.

SBC merged Southwestern Bell Advertising, L.P. Donnelley Publishing & Advertising of Illinois Partnership. Donnelley's Illinois operations for SBC became known as the R. Telephone directories formerly published by SBC now became known as SBC Yellow Pages Published by R. In 2004, SBC sold complete control of its joint venture with R.