DALLAS, Oct. 10 /PRNewswire/ -- Verizon SuperPages.com has surpassed 2 billion searches for the second consecutive year -- an industry-first for an Internet Yellow Pages (IYP) site. No other IYP has ...

A labor dispute involving about 100 Verizon Yellow Pages workers in Amherst is on hold while federal regulators in New York shift their office from the zone of destruction in lower Manhattan. At the ...

DALLAS, March 27 /PRNewswire/ -- Students now can find local WiFi hotspots and access university news via RSS feeds on Verizon SuperPages.com. These enhancements are just in time for students who are ...

About 300 workers struck Verizon Yellow Pages offices throughout the state on Monday, including a 90-person office in Amherst, over what the union calls "bait-and-switch" bargaining. Picketing began ...

Verizon has introduced a downsized version of its Yellow Pages, intended for consumers to take along in their cars, briefcases and backpacks. It s just another way you can have access to the Yellow ...

ALBANY - In a nod to technology and the environment, the state Public Service Commission Thursday approved a request from Verizon to discontinue delivery of its venerable residential "white pages" to ...

Verizon Yellow Pages ranked No. 1 in usage in two of the nation's top directory markets -- Manhattan and Washington, D.C. -- according to the first public data to come from Knowledge Networks/SRI's ...

NEW YORK — Google Inc. needed just five years to build a business with more than $6 billion in annual revenue. It did it through a new advertising model in which merchants bid for ad placement and pay ...

NEW YORK, Nov 20 (Reuters) - Idearc Inc. , the telephone directories business spun off by Verizon Communications Inc. , rose in its market debut on Monday, and its chief executive forecast growth in ...

Verizon Communications Inc., the second-largest U.S. phone company, said yesterday that it may sell its yellow pages unit, a deal that could be worth as much as $17 billion. Verizon said its board had ...

New forms of marketing that include so-called "out of the box" thinking with labels like guerrilla, viral, and word-of-mouth are all the rage among advertisers looking to capture consumers' attention.