As a result, in January 2007, all companies who had been doing business as AT&T Yellow Pages started doing business as AT&T Advertising & Publishing, while the AT&T Yellow Pages name was retained. On December 29, 2006, AT&T added BellSouth Advertising & Publishing Corporation, or "BAPCO" to its roster of directory publishers. AT&T directory publishing companies began doing business as either AT&T Yellow Pages (in reference to being a directory publisher) or AT&T Directory Operations (in reference to being a unit of AT&T). As a result, SBC Yellow Pages was renamed AT&T Yellow Pages, and the Illinois edition was renamed "AT&T Yellow Pages Published by R. In 2005, SBC completed its acquisition of AT&T Corp., and renamed itself AT&T Inc. Donnelley published printed directories in the names of SBC and subsequently AT&T in the area in and around Chicago, IL. which operated as a joint venture between the two companies, until Bell South was acquired by in 2006.Īfter 2004, R.H. In 2004 SBC Communications and Bell South Corp. As a result, "SMART" is eliminated as a nickname for all of the yellow pages operations, becoming simply SBC Yellow Pages. with Pacific Bell Directory's advertising division, creating SBC Advertising, L.P. SBC merged Southwestern Bell Advertising, L.P.
Donnelley Publishing & Advertising of Illinois Partnership.
Donnelley's Illinois operations for SBC became known as the R. Telephone directories formerly published by SBC now became known as SBC Yellow Pages Published by R. In 2004, SBC sold complete control of its joint venture with R.
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