Directory Assistance Listing Information Sample Clauses

Directory Assistance Listing Information. 20.1 GTE shall include in its directory assistance database all directory assistance listing information, which consists of name and address ("DA Listing Information") for all AT&T Customers, including those with nonpublished and unlisted numbers. GTE shall provide to AT&T, at AT&T's request, for purposes of AT&T providing AT&T-branded directory assistance services to its local customers, within thirty (30) days after the Effective Date, all published GTE DA Listing Information via magnetic tape delivered within twenty-four (24) hours of preparation, at the rate specified in or as to be determined pursuant to Attachment 14. Changes to the DA Listing Information shall be updated on a daily basis through the same means used to transmit the initial list. DA Listing Information provided shall indicate whether the customer is a residence or business customer. 20.2 Neither Party will release, sell, or license DA Listing Information that includes the other Party's end user information to third parties without the other Party's approval. The other Party shall inform the releasing Party if it desires to have the releasing Party provide the other Party's DA Listing Information to the third party, in which case, the releasing Party shall provide the other Party's DA Listing Information at the same time as the releasing Party provides the releasing Party's DA Listing Information to the third party. The rate to be paid by the releasing Party to the other Party for such sales shall be negotiated on a case-by-case basis.
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Directory Assistance Listing Information. VII-3 8. Directory ..................................................................... VII-4 9. SAG. ........................................................................ VII-4 10. Dialing Format Changes ........................................................ VII-4 11. Busy Line Verification and Interrupt ............................................... VII-4 ARTICLE VIII GENERAL RULES GOVERNING RESOLD SERVICES AND UNBUNDLED ELEMENTS I-1 1. General ..................................................................... VIII-1 2. Liability of GTE ................................................................ VIII-1 2.1 Inapplicability of Tariff Liability ......................................... VIII-1 2.2 USX Tariffs or Contracts .............................................. VIII-1 2.3 No Liability for Errors ................................................. VIII-1 3. Unauthorized Changes ......................................................... VIII-1 3.1 Procedures ........................................................ VIII-1
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Directory Assistance Listing Information. 7.1 GTE shall include in its directory assistance database directory assistance listing information (DA Listing Information) for all USX end users in the same geographic area as GTE provides directory assistance for GTE end users. DA Listing Information will consist of name, address, and indication of whether the end user is a residence or business customer. USX will provide DA Listing Information to GTE via the LSR process. 7.2 At USX’s request, for purposes of USX’s providing directory assistance information to USX customers, GTE will provide all GTE published DA Listing Information in GTE’s directory assistance database to USX at the rates specified in Appendix F. DA Listing Information will be provided either via magnetic tape or electronic file transfer using Network Data Mover (NDM). Changes to DA Listing Information will be provided on a daily basis through the same means. If USX requests the magnetic tape option, GTE will provide the information within 60 days of receipt of the order. If USX requests the electronic file transfer option, the Parties will work cooperatively to implement NDM capacity. 7.3 The Parties will not release the other Party’s DA Listing Information to third parties without the other Party’s approval. Upon receipt of approval the releasing Party will provide the other Party’s Listing Information at the same time as it provides its own to a third party. The releasing Party may charge the other Party for the direct cost of compiling such information. The other Party will be responsible for any compensation agreement with the third party. 7.4 The Parties will work together to identify and develop procedures for database error correction.
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Directory Assistance Listing Information. Both Parties will continue to provide directory assistance listing information to the other Party pursuant to the current agreements, if applicable.
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Directory Assistance Listing Information. 17 20. BUSY LINE VERIFICATION AND BUSY LINE VERIFICATION INTERRUPT.......... 18 21. NUMBER ASSIGNMENT.................................................... 18 22. MISCELLANEOUS........................................................ 19
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