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FCC Chairman Ajit Pai mentions Paladin Wireless in opening remarks at today's meeting | FCC Chairman gives remarks on EBS spectrum and mentions Paladin Wireless.

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.

FCC leaders say we need a 'national mission' to fix rural broadband | He said the rules hit smaller carriers especially hard. He pointed to Paladin Wireless in Royston, Georgia, which he said spent $8,000 in compliance under the previous rules. While that might be a small amount of money for a big company like AT&T or Verizon, he said, $8,000 to a small wireless company "could have gone a long way in terms of connecting people."

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