Pacific Bell

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Pacific Bell was a major regional telephone company in the western United States, best known as a former Baby Bell providing local and long-distance telecommunications services.

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Label Occurrences
Pacific Bell canonical 4
PacTel 1
Pacific Bell Telephone Company 1

Statements (45)

Predicate Object
instanceOf regional Bell operating company
subsidiary
telecommunications company
alternativeName PacBell NERFINISHED
Pacific Bell Telephone Company NERFINISHED
associatedWith Bell logo branding
brandOf AT&T California NERFINISHED
category Baby Bell NERFINISHED
country United States of America
surface form: United States
formerName The Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company NERFINISHED
formerParentCompany Pacific Telesis Group NERFINISHED
SBC Communications NERFINISHED
headquartersLocation San Francisco, California NERFINISHED
historicalRole primary local exchange carrier in much of California
industry telecommunications
legalForm corporation
marketType incumbent local exchange carrier
notableEvent integration into SBC Communications and later AT&T Inc.
notableFor being one of the Baby Bells
operatedIn 20th century
21st century
originEvent divestiture of AT&T in 1984
ownership wholly owned subsidiary of AT&T Inc. (in later years)
parentCompany AT&T Inc. NERFINISHED
partOf Bell System (historical) NERFINISHED
predecessor The Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company NERFINISHED
product DSL internet access
business telephone systems
landline telephone service
leased lines
region western United States NERFINISHED
regulatedBy California Public Utilities Commission NERFINISHED
Federal Communications Commission NERFINISHED
regulatoryStatus regional Bell operating company created after AT&T breakup
service data services
internet services
local telephone service
long-distance telephone service
serviceArea California NERFINISHED
Nevada NERFINISHED
status defunct as an independent brand
successor AT&T California NERFINISHED
technologyUsed copper wire telephone network
fiber-optic network (later years)
telephoneArea multiple area codes in California

Referenced by (7)

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Scott Adams employer Pacific Bell
Pacific Bell Park namedAfter Pacific Bell
this entity surface form: Pacific Bell Telephone Company
Pacific Telesis subsidiary Pacific Bell
Pacific Telesis brand Pacific Bell
this entity surface form: PacTel
Pacific States Telephone & Telegraph Co. v. Oregon petitioner Pacific Bell
this entity surface form: Pacific States Telephone & Telegraph Company
John Stankey employer Pacific Bell