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Articles in Nov-Dec, 2002 issue of Rural Telecommunications

• Certain uncertainty
  by Shary Denes
• Capital credits contest
  by Linda Terfehr
• Making a comeback
  by Shary Denes
• Digging technology
  by Shary Denes
• An ongoing battle
  by Shary Denes
• Identical support rule unfair to rural ILECs
  by Daniel Mitchell
• How have the recent telecom bankruptcies impacted your business?
  by Tennille Jenkins
• Telecom bankruptcies: a high price to pay for competition
  by Brian O'Hara
• Top 20 things to know about the WorldCom bankruptcy
  by H. Jason Gold
• Missed message: the rise and fall of telecom
  by Tom Wacker
• Supervising the supervisor: avoiding liability for the boss' actions
  by Michael R. Burrow
• ISPs beware third-party liability for cyber wrongs
  by Anne Perkins
• NTCA 2003 Annual Meeting & EXPO: Phoenix, Arizona
  by Noni Nicolaou
• No small potatoes: Idaho telcos invest big in broadband: the Syringa network provides an excellent example of the benefits reaped from partnerships between private industry and government
  by Alexia Bowie Ransom
• Hiring high-tech help: pick the wrong consultant and your bottom line will take a hit
  by Phillip M. Perry
• Winning the game: the difference between managers and coaches: what would your employees' response be if you asked them whether they thought they had a coach at your company?
  by David Saxby
• Universal service remains cornerstone of NTCA advocacy: key issues, such as the future of universal service, have just as much significance to rural telephony today as it did 10 years ago
  by Michael E. Brunner