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Yellow Pages Dying Off In Ten Years?

Fingers Do The Walking To Directories Online

The yellow pages businesses enjoyed decades of dominance as the caretakers of local information for millions of consumers.

Print Yellow Page Usage Erosion Forecast

Over at Media Post, The Kelsey Group isquoted todaysaying that the erosion in usage of print yellow pages is likely to fall off at a higher rate this year — by 10% this year, compared with only 2% to 3% erosion in recent years.

Yellow Pages Industry Trying To Adapt

2007 wasn't at all easy, but 2008 could be the toughest year yet for the print Yellow Pages industry, according to a new report.  Companies may try unusual things to save money, and at the same time, are expected to increase their efforts to succeed online.

SES Chicago: Tips From YellowPages.com

Everything can come together in Yellow Pages listings - these are what get some people to make purchases.  So this puts the Yellow Pages in a rather unique position, and Charles Stubbs, the CEO of YellowPages.com, discussed what he’s learned in the industry at SES Chicago.

Bill Gates Predicts End Of Yellow Pages

Technology will advance so far for local advertising that when voice and data truly combine on mobile phones, the usage of venerable yellow page directories to find businesses will be near zero for anyone under 50. Bill Gates Predicts End Of Yellow Pages