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includes retail revenues but also includes local wholesale revenues from UNEs, interconnection revenues from CLECs and wireless carriers, and
some data transport revenues. Voice services revenues also include Universal Fund payments for high-cost support, local switching support, long-
term support and ICLS.
• We receive revenues for the provision of network access, including interstate access and intrastate access.
Network access revenues are earned from end-user customers and long-distance and other competing carriers who use our local exchange facilities
to provide usage services to their customers. Special access revenues originate from carriers and end-users that buy dedicated local and
interexchange capacity to support their private networks, including wireless carriers to backhaul voice and data traffic from cell towers to mobile
telephone switching offices. Switched access revenues are derived from fixed and usage-based charges paid by carriers for access to our local
network.
Interstate access revenues are earned on charges to long-distance carriers and other customers for access to our networks in connection with the
origination and termination of interstate telephone calls both to and from our customers. Interstate access charges to long-distance carriers and
other customers are based on access rates filed with the FCC.
Intrastate access revenues consist primarily of charges paid by long-distance companies and other customers for access to our networks in
connection with the origination and termination of intrastate telephone calls both to and from our customers. Intrastate access charges to long-
distance carriers and other customers are based on access rates filed with the state regulatory agencies.
• We receive revenues from monthly recurring charges for services, including HSD, Internet and other services.
• We receive revenues from other services, including video services (including cable television and video-over-DSL), billing and
collection, directory services, public (coin) telephone and the sale and maintenance of customer premise equipment.
The following table summarizes revenues and the percentage of revenues from these sources (in thousands, except for percentage of revenues data):
Voice services $460,337 48% $32,977 50% $493,314 48%
Access 346,313 36% 23,023 35% 369,336 36%
Data and Internet services 110,238 11% 7,537 11% 117,775 11%
Other services 46,224 5% 2,841 4% 49,065 5%
Total $963,112 100% $66,378 100% $1,029,490 100%
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