Who invented the "Blue Pages" in telephone directories?
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A telephone directory may also be called a phone book or may be known by the colour of the paper it is printed on.\n\nWhite pages generally indicates personal or alphabetic listings. \nYellow pages, sometimes called the A2Z, generally indicates a business directory classified by business type or services provided, almost always with paid advertising. \nOther colours may have other meanings, depending on a country's customs. Information on government agencies is often printed on blue or green pages. \n\n\nI suspect the color blue was chosen because it has long since been associated with the Federal Government. Plus it stands out in the book, making it easier to find the information you're looking for.
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Telephone service is usually under the control of computer systems.  Some people, known as fone phreaks, enjoy hacking telephone computers.  One phreaking device called a “blue box” allows the user to more or less complete control over the telephone system.  Caller ID is just one of the functions effected.
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I don't know why people insist on sending questioners to directory services...there IS NOT CELL PHONE DIRECTORY, PEOPLE!\nAnd the subscription services are all cons.  You need to order a direct reverse lookup from a web vendor and you're going to pay more than $15 for it.  The cheapest I've found is $45 from http://cellulartrace.com\n\nThey usually return the info you need the same day.
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Google it!\n\nYou can also try reverse directory:\nhttp://www.reversephonedirectory.com/\n\nNote that these probably wouldn't work for mobile phones.
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telephone directory assistance
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Look for "Storage" in the phone book or an online directory
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There are several reverse directories available on line. http://www.whitepages.com/10583/reverse-phone/ is one
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Look in the blue pages of you telephone book, or call 411.
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do a reverse lookup  http://www.reversephonedirectory.com/
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The white pages?\n\n///
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WayBackMachine\nhttp://www.archive.org/web/web.php
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Phone book.  We used to use these things to find phone numbers back in the day.
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I know of a place! \n\nwww.blueletterbible.org !\nI hope this link works\nhttp://blueletterbible.org/search.html#strongs
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Look in your phone book.
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because no matter what area code you use, any phone number starting with 555 will take you to the phone company information line. That way, they don't run into problems by accidently picking someone's real phone number and having millions of people call them because they saw it in a movie or tv show.\n\nIt started in 1973, the same year the 555 directory assistance system began.
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Telephone and phone book.
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Very low probability to find such way. There are many email directories available like as phone book. But how many of us submit our profile with our email address to those directories?