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Kind of surprised this article didn't already exist. The CCA has long been counterpart to the "big carrier" CTIA trade association, particularly once Sprint and T-Mobile joined the CCA circa 2012 (with the CTIA being more representative of the interests of AT&T and Verizon). Even a (notable in its own right) organization created by the CCA, Associated Carrier Group, already had its own article (remains to be seen where it'll go in a post-CDMA world, though). I've given it my best stub shot with refs to establish its notability, but hopefully it can be further improved. NapaCaGuy (talk) 06:53, 6 October 2022 (UTC)Reply