PHONE SCAM
I had to laugh when I saw the ID for this incoming call.
Telephone exchange names on screen: KLondike
A real KLondike?
Telephone exchange names on screen: Naked City
Looking up the life on the man who's name is on a sign, Loft for Rent.
Mail chutes and phone booths
Diane Schirf writes about “relics.”
Telephone exchange names on screen: Naked City
GRamercy 7–9166.
Telephone exchange names on screen
What makes Blast of Silence (dir. Allen Baron, 1961) compelling is atmosphere, external and internal: a bleak vision of New York and the bleaker vision of human character that unfolds in Lionel Stander’s voiceover.
EXchange names on screen
OXford 6262, from My Favorite Wife (1940).
Telephone exchange names on screen
In Sweet Smell of Success.
Hi and Bell
A Bell Telephone sign in Hi and Lois.
Telephone exchange names on screen
In This Gun for Hire (dir. Frank Tuttle, 1942).
Telephone exchange names on screen
From Murder, My Sweet
"I Can't Find My Phone"
Handy website calls your cell.
Virignia Heffernan on the telephone
The disappearing analog telephone call
Wooden phone booths
Long may they stand.
An extra charge for Touch-Tone calling
God Bless the Phone Company
Verizon Wireless refunds
Re: the infamous $1.99 key
Streaming music, 1910
Phonograph records played through telephones
Write five sentences on the telephone
Doing the world's homework, again
Telephone exchange names on screen: Side Street
A great, relatively unknown film
The Lonely Phone Booth
For wistful 4- to 8-year-olds
Telephone exchange names on screen
From The Little Giant (1933)
Telephone Brand Agar-Agar
From Thailand, in a beautiful package
Orange telephone art
Retro telephone, orange
Infinite Jest, telephony
“Video telephony” v. “good old voice-only telephoning”
In defense of the telephone book
Voices in the wilderness, NYC
Goodbye, White Pages?
No NYC White Pages?
Telephone exchange names on screen
CHelsea, from The Dark Corner (1946)
ELbo 875
A telephone exchange name on screen
Verizon data charges
Getting the charges dropped
Pogue v. Verizon, continued
David Pogue keeping up the good fight