Seattle's opt-out scheme for Yellow Pages directories is not unconstitutional, a federal judge has ruled. Common sense dictates that the Yellow Pages directories should not receive the highest level of protection afforded by the First Amendment, according to the judge.

The City of Seattle has set up an opt-out scheme for the Yellow Pages. The Local Search Association has filed a lawsuit against the scheme, claiming Seattle's battle against unwanted directories is unconstitutional and unnecessary.

The American Yellow Pages Association has finally launched a website allowing people to opt out of receive the directory. The site is, appropriately, named Yellow Pages Opt-Out.

Three years after a Do Not Call Registery was introduced in the United States there still is no 'Do Not Junk' Registry. The Center for a New American Dream is hoping to change things.