Dispute threatens to snarl Internet
Service providers' row may spur push for global regulation
Internet connections could be disrupted for millions of people in Europe and North America as the result of a pricing spat between the world's two major service providers, raising concerns about who governs the global communications network and how it should be regulated. (Full article: 951 words)
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