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Tag Archives: phone books
Yellow Pages Deliveries Will Continue
by Katharine Mieszkowski, The Bay Citizen The towers of Yellow Pages piling up on San Francisco doorsteps won’t be disappearing anytime soon. A 2011 San Francisco ordinance that created a three-year pilot program restricting the distribution of Yellow Pages directories … Continue reading
Do Phone Books Have a Future in Berkeley?
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Next week Berkeley will become the next Bay Area city to consider regulating the delivery of phone books. The SF Chronicle outlines the plan: Berkeley's City Council is set next Tuesday to push for an anti-phone-book measure like the one … Continue reading
