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Directory Listings General Requirements. CLEC acknowledges that many directory functions including but not limited to yellow page listings, enhanced white page listings, information pages, directory proofing, and directory distribution are not performed by Embarq but rather are performed by and are under the control of the directory publisher. CLEC acknowledges that for a CLEC subscriber’s name to appear in a directory, CLEC must submit a Directory Service Request (DSR). Embarq will use reasonable efforts to assist CLEC in obtaining an agreement with the directory publisher that treats CLEC at Parity with the publisher’s treatment of Embarq. 74.3.1. This Section 74.3 pertains to listings requirements published in the traditional white pages. 74.3.2. Embarq will include in its master subscriber system database all white pages listing information for CLEC subscribers in Embarq territories where CLEC is providing local telephone exchange services and has submitted a DSR. 74.3.3. Embarq agrees to include one basic White pages listing for each CLEC customer located within the geographic scope of its White Page directories, at no additional charge to CLEC. A basic White Pages listing is defined as a customer name, address and either the CLEC assigned number for a customer or the number for which number portability is provided, but not both numbers. Basic White Pages listings of CLEC customers will be interfiled with listings of Embarq and other LEC customers. 74.3.4. CLEC agrees to provide CLEC customer listing information, including without limitation directory distribution information, to Embarq, at no charge. Embarq will provide CLEC with the appropriate format for provision of CLEC customer listing information to Embarq. The parties will adopt a mutually acceptable electronic format for the provision of such information as soon as practicable. In the event OBF adopts an industry-standard format for the provision of such information, the parties will adopt such format. 74.3.5. Embarq agrees to provide White Pages database maintenance services to CLEC. CLEC will be charged a Service Order entry fee upon submission of Service Orders into Embarq’s Service Order Entry (SOE) System, which will include compensation for such database maintenance services. Service Order entry fees apply when Service Orders containing directory records are entered into Embarq’s SOE System initially, and when Service Orders are entered in order to process a requested change to directory records. 74.3.6. CLEC customer listing ...
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Directory Listings General Requirements. 44.1.1 This Section 44 pertains to Directory Listings requirements for the appearance of AT&T end user directory listings in Directory Assistance service or directory product.
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Directory Listings General Requirements. 44.1.1 This Section 44 pertains to Directory Listings requirements for the appearance of CO-PROVIDER end user directory listings in Directory Assistance service or directory product.
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Directory Listings General Requirements. 44.1.1 This Section 44 pertains to Directory Listings requirements for the appearance of ATTI end user Directory Listings in directory assistance service or directory product. Part A 44.1.2 U S WEST shall include in its master Directory Listing database all list information for ATTI Customers.
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Directory Listings General Requirements. 44.1.1 This Section 44 pertains to Directory Listings requirements for the appearance of CO-PROVIDER end user Directory Listings in directory assistance service or directory product. 44.1.2 U S WEST shall include in its master Directory Listing database all list information for CO-PROVIDER Customers. 44.1.3 U S WEST shall not sell or license, nor allow any third party, the use of CO-PROVIDER Customer Listings without the prior written consent of CO-PROVIDER. U S WEST shall not disclose nor allow any third party to disclose non-listed name or address information for any purpose other than what may be necessary to complete directory distribution. 44.1.4 CO-PROVIDER Customer Listings in the U S WEST Directory Assistance database and Directory Listing database shall be co-mingled with Listings of U S WEST and other CLEC Customers. 44.1.5 Each CO-PROVIDER Customer Primary Listing shall be provided, at no charge, the same white page listings that U S WEST provides its Customers. 44.1.6 Each CO-PROVIDER business Customer Primary Listing shall be provided, at no charge, the same yellow page classified courtesy Listings that U S WEST provides its Customers. 44.1.7 U S WEST shall also ensure that its directory publisher publishes all types of Listings for CO-PROVIDER Customers that are available to U S WEST Customers under the same terms, and conditions, including but not limited to:
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Directory Listings General Requirements. 44.1.1 This Section 44 pertains to Directory Listings requirements for the appearance of Pac-West end user Directory Listings in directory assistance service or directory product.
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Directory Listings General Requirements. CLEC acknowledges that many directory functions including but not limited to yellow page listings, enhanced white page listings, information pages, directory proofing, and directory distribution are not performed by Sprint but rather are performed by and are under the control of the directory publisher. CLEC acknowledges that for a CLEC subscriber's name to appear in a directory, CLEC must submit a Directory Service Request (DSR). Sprint shall use reasonable efforts to assist CLEC in obtaining an agreement with the directory publisher that treats CLEC at Parity with the publisher's treatment of Sprint. 6.5.1. This (S) 6.5.1 pertains to listings requirements published in the traditional white pages. 6.5.2. Sprint shall include in its master subscriber system database all white pages listing information for CLEC subscribers in Sprint territories where CLEC is providing local telephone exchange services and has submitted a DSR. 6.5.3. Sprint agrees to include one basic White pages listing for each CLEC customer located within the geographic scope of its White Page directories, at no additional charge to CLEC. A basic White Pages listing is defined as a customer name, address and either the CLEC assigned number for a customer or the number for which number portability is provided, but not both numbers. Basic White Pages listings of CLEC customers will be interfiled with listings of Sprint and other LEC customers. 6.5.4. CLEC agrees to provide CLEC customer listing information, including without limitation directory distribution information, to Sprint, at no
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