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Articles in July 15, 2002 issue of Cable World

• Powell Blasts Cea
• Coming Up
• C-Cor.net Looks Abroad For Broadband Expansion
• Adelphia Vows to Make Good On the Checks It Bounced
• how to stop CHURN
• The Bumpy Road Through Upgrades
• ED-OP
• Move Churn
• The Next Big Things?
• The Bottom Line On Customer Satisfaction
• ESPN Goes Hollywood With Awards Show
• Coen's Revised Ad Spending Outlook Is Bad News for Cable
• People
• Is PVR All It's Cracked Up to Be?
• Retaining Subscribers Is a Team Sport
• Good Pair, Bad Timing
• briefs
• The True Cost of Churn
• Do You Get The Web?
• As Yields Go Up, Cable Comes Down
• Churn Through Time
• It's the Channels, Stupid
• Corrections and Addenda
• Live From New York: It's Time Warner Cable
• Churn Rates By Product
• FCC Commissioner Gets A Step Closer to Office
• The Book on Bundling
• Biz Channels, New Rules Meet
• Late Breaking News
• Tvn Fills Diva's Vod Void For Charter
• And You Thought Subs Hated the Bill
• Small Operators Sticking to the Basics
• Digeo Scales ITV Peak With S-A Partnership
• Motorola Recall Ruffles Some Feathers
• Digital Subs Could Use A Good Talking To
• DBS Turns a Corner
• Adelphia's Board Defends Itself
• Churn Vs. Sub Acquisition Costs
• Tribe Weighs In On Dual Must-Carry
• Court TV Gives Viewers a Clue on NBC
• Is Bundling An Answer?
• ATT/Comcast Shareholders Say Ok; Now It's Time for the Regulators
• Aliens, Criminals and Anna Nicole Take TCA