Toronto Star, February 26, 2009
By Chris Sorensen

A group of more than 75 Web-focused companies and organizations, including such heavyweights as Google, eBay and Amazon, are calling on Canadian regulators to develop a "nuanced" approach when it comes to the issue of phone and cable companies that manage Internet traffic on their networks.

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