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Holding Companies Filing Form 477 * Holding Companies Filing Form 477 * (Reporting Data as of December 31, 2002) Broadband Local Exchange Mobile Wireless Part I Part II Part III 3 Rivers Telephone Cooperative, Inc. X X X Access Integrated Networks, Inc. X Ace Telephone X X Adams Telephone Co-Operative X Adelphia X X Advanced Tel, Inc. X X Agri-Valley Communications, Inc. X airBand Communications, Inc. X Alaska Communications Systems Holdings, Inc. X X X Alaska Power & Telephone, Inc X X Allegiance Telecom, Inc. X X Allendale Telephone Company X Alliance Communications Cooperative, Inc. X ALLTEL Corporation X X X Alma Telecom, Inc. X Alpine Communications, LC X Altrio Communications, Inc. X AMA Wireless L.L.C. X Amarillo CellTelCo X X American Cellular Corporation X AOL Time Warner X X Armstrong Utilities, Inc. X Arrival Communications, Inc. X X Arvig Enterprises, Inc. X X Ascendtel, LLC X AT&T Corp. X X AT&T Wireless Services, Inc. X Baraga Telephone Company X Beaver Creek Cooperative Telephone Company X Beehive Telephone Company, Inc. X BellSouth Corporation X X Ben Lomand X X Bend Cable Communications, LLC X Benton Ridge Telephone Company X Birch Telecom, Inc. X X Bishop Communications Corporation X Bixby Telephone Company X X Blackfoot Telephone Cooperative, Inc. X X Block Communications, Inc. X X Blue Earth Valley Communications, Inc. X Brandenburg Communications Corporation X X Broadwing, Inc. X X X Business Telecom, Inc. (BTI)/BTI Telecom Corp. X Cable & Communications Corporation X Cable One, Inc. X Cable Services, Inc. X Cal-One Cellular LP. X Calaveras Telephone Company X California RSA #3 Ltd. Prtnrshp X Cameron Communications, L.L.C. X X Canby Telephone Association X X Cannon Valley Communications, Inc. X X Carson Communications, LLC X Cascade Utilities, Inc. X X CAT Communications International, Inc. X * Includes all carriers that were required to file as well as those that voluntarily filed. Page 1, June 19, 2003 Holding Companies Filing Form 477 * (Reporting Data as of December 31, 2002) Broadband Local Exchange Mobile Wireless Part I Part II Part III CATV Service, Inc. X Cavalier Telephone, LLC X X Cbeyond Communications, Inc. X X Cellular Network Partnership X Cellular XL Associates, L.P. X Centennial Communications Corporation X X X CenturyTel, Inc. X X CGKC&H Rural Cellular Partnership X Charter Communications X X Chazy & Westport Telephone Corporation X Chequamegon Communications Coop., Inc. X X Chester Telephone Company X X Chibardun Telephone Cooperative, Inc. X X Chickasaw Holding X X Chillicothe Telephone X X Choice One Communications Inc. X X Churchill County, State of Nevada X X CIMCO Communications, Inc. X Cingular Wireless LLC X Citizens Communications Company X X X Citizens Telephone Company X Citizens Telephone Company of Higginsville X City of Brookings Telephone Fund X X X City of Covington X City of Fairburn X City of Ketchikan X X City of Thomasville Utilities X City of Wadsworth X Clarence Telephone Company, Inc. X Clear Creek Mutual Telephone Company X Clear Lake Independent Telephone Co. X X CloseCall America, Inc. X Comcast Corporation X X Commonwealth Telephone Company X X Community Service Communications X X Consolidated Communications, Inc. X X Consolidated Telecom X X Consolidated Telephone Company X Conversent Holdings, Inc X X Covad Communications Group, Inc. X Cox Communications, Inc. X X Craw-Kan X X Cross Telephone Company X CSC Holdings, Inc. X X CT Communications, Inc. X X X CTC Communications Corp. X CTEL Holdings, Inc. X X CTSI, Inc. X X Cunningham Communications, Inc. X D & E Communications, Inc. X X D & P Communications, Inc. X Dakota Central Telecommunications Cooperative X DeKalb Telephone Cooperative, Inc. X X Denton Telecom Partners I, LP X X Deutsche Telekom AG X * Includes all carriers that were required to file as well as those that voluntarily filed. Page 2, June 19, 2003 Holding Companies Filing Form 477 * (Reporting Data as of December 31, 2002) Broadband Local Exchange Mobile Wireless Part I Part II Part III Diller Telephone Company X Dobson Communications Corporation X Douglas Telecommunications X DSLnet Communications, LLC X Duo County Telephone Cooperative Inc. X X E. Ritter Communications Holdings, Inc. X Eagle Communications, Inc. X East Ascension Telephone Company, LLC X X East Kentucky Network, LLC X Eastex Telephone Coop., Inc. X X Edge Wireless Licenses, LLC X Ellijay Telephone Company X X Emery Telcom X X ENMR Telephone Cooperative, Inc. X X X Ernest Communications, Inc. X Eschelon Telecom, Inc. X X Essex Telcom, Inc. X Etex Telephone Coop., Inc. X X ETS Telephone Company, Inc. X Evans Telephone Holdings, Inc. X X Everest Midwest Licensee, LLC X X Everest Network Technologies LLC X X Evertek, Inc. X Excel Telecommunications, Inc. X FairPoint Communications, Inc. X X Falk Technology Corporation X Farmers Mutual Telephone Coop X Farmers Telephone Cooperative, Inc. X X Fidelity Communications Company X X FirstMile Technologies, Inc X Fleming-Mason Energy X Florida Digital Network X X Focal Communications Corp. X X Foothills Rural Telephone Cooperative Corporation, Inc. X Gans Multimedia Partnership X Garden Valley Telephone Company X General Communication, Inc. X X Geneseo Telephone Company X Germantown Telephone Co., Inc. X GLH Communications, Inc. X Global Net, Inc. X Golden West Telecommunications Cooperative, Inc. X X Goldfield Access Network X Graceba Total Communications, Inc. X Grand River Mutual Telephone Corporation X X Grande Communications ClearSource, Inc. X X Grande Communications Networks, Inc. X X Great Plains Communications, Inc. X X Greene County Cable TV X Guadalupe Valley Telephone Cooperative X X Hamilton Telephone Company X Hanson Communications, Inc. X Hargray Communications Group, Inc. X X X Hector Communications Corp. X X Hiawatha Communications, Inc. X X * Includes all carriers that were required to file as well as those that voluntarily filed. Page 3, June 19, 2003 Holding Companies Filing Form 477 * (Reporting Data as of December 31, 2002) Broadband Local Exchange Mobile Wireless Part I Part II Part III Hickory Tech Corporation X X X Highland Cellular Holdings, Inc. X Highland Telephone Cooperative Inc X Hill Country Telephone Cooperative, Inc. X Horry Telephone Cooperative, Inc. X X X HTC Holding Co. X X Hughes Electronics Corp. X HunTel Systems Inc. X X Hutchinson Telephone Company X X Huxley Communications Cooperative X ICG Telecom Group, Inc. X IdeaOne Telecom Group X IDS Telcom, LLC X Illinois Valley Cellular X Inland Cellular Telephone Company X Integra Telecom X X Interstate Telecommunications Cooperative, Inc. X X Iowa Network Services X X Iowa RSA 10 General Partnership X Iowa RSA 7 Limited Partnership X Iowa Wireless Services L.P. X IT&E Overseas, Inc. X ITC^DeltaCom, Inc. X James Valley Telecommunications X JAS Networks, Inc. X Kerman Communications, Inc X KMC Telecom Holdings, Inc. X Knology, Inc. X X Leaco Rural Telephone Cooperative, Inc. X X Leap Wireless International, Inc. X Lexcom, Inc. X X Liberty Media Corporation X Lincoln Communications, Inc X Lincolnville Telephone Company X X Lintel, Inc. X LLC Estate Corporation X X Long Distance of Michigan, Inc. X Lynch Interactive Coporation X X Madison River Capital, LLC X X Mainstreet Communications, LLC X Manhtattan Telecommunications Corporation X Marco Island Cable, Inc. X Margaretville Telephone Co Inc X Mashell Inc. X Massillon Cable TV, Inc. X Matanuska Telephone Association, Inc. X X McCook Cooperative Telephone Co. X X McLeodUSA Telecommunications Services, Inc. X X Mediacom Communications Corp. X Melrose Telephone Company X MercedNet, Inc X MetroPCS, Inc. X Metropolitan Telecommunications Holding Company X Microwave Satellite Technologies, Inc. X Mid-Hudson Cablevision, Inc. X * Includes all carriers that were required to file as well as those that voluntarily filed. Page 4, June 19, 2003 Holding Companies Filing Form 477 * (Reporting Data as of December 31, 2002) Broadband Local Exchange Mobile Wireless Part I Part II Part III Mid-Maine Communications X Mid-Missouri Cellular, Inc. X Mid-Rivers X X Mid-Tex Cellular, Ltd. X Midcontinent Communications X X Midstate Communications, Inc. X Midwest Wireless Holdings, LLC X X Millennium Digital Media, LLC X Millennium Telcom LLC, OneSource Communications X Millington Telephone Company, Inc. X X Mountain Rural Telephone Cooperative Corp., Inc. X Mpower Communications X X National Mobile Communications, Corp. d/b/a SoVerNet Communications X Navigator Telecommunications, LLC. X NDTC X X Nemont Telephone Cooperative, Inc. X X Network Telephone Corporation X X New Edge Network, Inc. X New Ulm Telecom, Inc. X X New York RSA 2 Cellular Partnership X NewComm Wireless Services, Inc. X NewSouth Holdings X Nextel Communications, Inc. X NextWeb, Inc. X North Carolina RSA 3 Cellular Tel. Co. X North Central Telephone Cooperative, Inc. X X North Pittsburgh Systems, Inc. X X North State Telecommunications Corporation X X Northcoast Communications, LLC X Northeast Communications of Wisconsin, Inc. X X Northeast Florida Telephone X Northern Rural Cable TV Cooperative X Northland Telephone Systems X Northwest Communications Cooperative X Northwest Missouri Cellular Limited Partnership X Northwestern Indiana Telephone Company, Inc. X NOW Communications, Inc. X NPI Omnipoint Wireless, LLC X NTELOS, Inc. X X X NTS Communications, Inc. X X Nucentrix Broadband Networks, Inc. X NuVox, Inc. X X Oneida County Rural Telephone Co. X Orlando Telephone Company, Inc. X Otelco Holdings X X Otter Tail Telcom, LLC. X X Pacificom Holdings, LLC X PaeTec Corp. X X Palmerton Telephone Company X X Panhandle Telephone Cooperative, Inc. X X X Partner Communications Cooperative X Paul Bunyan Rural Telephone Cooperative X X PBT X X Peoples Telephone Coop., Inc. X X Perry-Spencer Communications X * Includes all carriers that were required to file as well as those that voluntarily filed. Page 5, June 19, 2003 Holding Companies Filing Form 477 * (Reporting Data as of December 31, 2002) Broadband Local Exchange Mobile Wireless Part I Part II Part III Piedmont Rural Telephone Cooperative, Inc.
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