Directory Listing and Distribution Services Sample Clauses

Directory Listing and Distribution Services. To the extent required by Applicable Law, Frontier will provide directory services to Carrier. Such services will be provided in accordance with the terms set forth herein. 3.1 Carrier agrees to provide to Frontier or its publisher, as specified by Frontier, all subscriber list information (including additions, changes and deletions) for Carrier’s End Users and those of any resellers of Carrier services, located within Frontier’s operating areas at no charge to Frontier. It is the responsibility of Carrier to submit directory listings in the prescribed manner to Frontier prior to the directory listing publication cut-off date, which is posted at xxxxx://xxxxxxxxx.xxxxxxxx.xxx/wholesale/ under Directory Services then Publication Schedule. 3.2 Frontier will include Carrier's End User primary listings in the appropriate sections of its telephone directories (residence and business listings). Listings of Carrier's End Users will be inter-filed with listings of Frontier’s End Users and the End Users of other LECs, in the local section of Frontier's directories. 3.3 Carrier will identify any of these subscribers that are “non-published” End Users. Carrier will provide Frontier with the directory information for all its End Users in the format specified in the job aids which are posted at xxxxx://xxxxxxxxx.xxxxxxxx.xxx/wholesale/ under Directory Services then Directory Listing Training/Job Aids. Subscriber list information will include the End User’s name, address, telephone number, appropriate classified heading and all other pertinent data elements as requested by Frontier including ACNA/CIC or CLCC/OCN, as appropriate with each order, to enable Frontier the ability to identify listing ownership. Carrier will provide all subscriber listings at no charge to Frontier or its publisher. 3.4 Carrier's End Users standard primary listing information in the telephone directories will be provided at no charge. 3.5 Carrier is responsible for all listing questions and contacts with its End Users including but not limited to queries, complaints, account maintenance, privacy requirements and services. Carrier will provide Frontier with appropriate internal contact information to fulfill these requirements. 3.6 Frontier will accord Carrier directory listing information the same level of confidentiality, which Frontier accords its own directory listing information. Carrier grants Frontier full authority to provide Carrier subscriber listings, excluding non- published telephon...
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Directory Listing and Distribution Services. To the extent required by Applicable Law, Frontier will provide directory services to Xxxxx. Such services will be provided in accordance with the terms set forth herein. 3.1 Xxxxx agrees to provide to Frontier or its publisher, as specified by Frontier, all subscriber list information (including additions, changes and deletions) for Xxxxx Xxxxx services, located within Xxxxx to submit directory listings in the prescribed manner to Frontier prior to the directory listing publication cut-off date, which is posted at xxxxx://xxxxxxxxx.xxxxxxxx.xxx/wholesale/ under Directory Services then Publication Schedule. 3.2 Frontier will include Xxxxx'x End User primary listings in the appropriate sections of its telephone directories (residence and business listings). Listings of Xxxxx'x End Users will be inter- Users of other LECs, in the local section of Frontier's directories. 3.3 Xxxxx -published Xxxxx will provide Frontier with the directory information for all its End Users in the format specified in the job aids which are posted at xxxxx://xxxxxxxxx.xxxxxxxx.xxx/wholesale/ under Directory Services then Directory name, address, telephone number, appropriate classified heading and all other pertinent data elements as requested by Frontier including ACNA/CIC or CLCC/OCN, as appropriate with each order, to enable Frontier the ability to identify listing ownership. Xxxxx will provide all subscriber listings at no charge to Frontier or its publisher.
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Directory Listing and Distribution Services. To the extent required by Applicable Law, Frontier will provide directory services to Spectrotel. Such services will be provided in accordance with the terms set forth herein. 3.1 Spectrotel agrees to provide to Frontier or its publisher, as specified by Frontier, all subscriber list information (including additions, changes and deletions) for Spectrotel Spectrotel services, located Spectrotel to submit directory listings in the prescribed manner to Frontier prior to the directory listing publication cut-off date, which is posted at xxxxx://xxxxxxxxx.xxxxxxxx.xxx/wholesale/ under Directory Services then Publication Schedule. 3.2 Frontier will include Spectrotel's End User primary listings in the appropriate sections of its telephone directories (residence and business listings). Listings of Spectrotel's End Users will be inter- End Users and the End Users of other LECs, in the local section of Frontier's directories.
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