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Newton commissioners OK contract with Paladin Wireless for better broadband access | Newton County enters into a 30 year lease that allows Paladin Wireless to use their EBS/BRS spectrum to provide high speed wireless internet service in Newton County and surrounding areas.

Newton may lease UHF spectrum to improve access to high-speed Internet | COVINGTON — Newton County will explore the possibility of leasing ultra high frequencies licensed to the county to a wireless Internet provider in order to increase access to broadband for residents in rural areas.

FCC Chairman Ajit Pai lays out his vision for an internet without net neutrality rules | Two weeks ago, I was in Dahlonega, Georgia, and I met a company that runs the Paladin Wireless in small-town Royston, Georgia. He told me himself that these regulations had made it, forced him to spend over a $8,000 on compliance, and that’s a number of different households in a place, small-town Georgia.

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