E-Commerce Times is a helpful web site with some proprietary stories and many links.
	Computerworld Canada,   www.ITworldcanada.com which also publishes a hardcopy newsletter, has an extensive website which is viewable through the portal of IT World
	The other Plesman publication we will use many stories from is Computing Canada.  http://www.plesman.com as of Oct 2002 E-business Journal no longer publishes
	Business 2.0 is a highly regarded e-business magazine with excellent analysis of e-business trends. The web site is essentially a promotion for the magazine, and only a teaser article from the current issue is available; but they also offer full content of back issues in ".pdf" format to preserve the magazine's visual impact. Click-worthy!
	If you are interested in web marketing, you have to check in with Cyber Atlas daily. Lots of stats and web metrics. Interesting stuff for anyone curious about web traffic.  It used to be cyberatlas.com but now it is  www.clickz.com/stats/
	ZD Net's E-Business site is well made and covers a lot of ground. Does not appear to be updated every day though.   itpapers.zdnet.com/
	Web marketing and advertising are the bailiwick of ClickZ Networks. You won't get the latest on who bought who at this site, but if you're looking for the skinny on web marketing, this is the place to start.
	http://www.businessweek.com/ebiz/index.html

part of the  group	E-commerce/Marketing Channel it was www.internet.com/sections/marketing.html now it is  www.clickz.com
part of the  group	www.internetnews.com/ec-news/

	Global Wireless Weekly News Updates  www.rcrnews.com
part of the  group	it was www.mcommercetimes.com/ now it is  www.internetnews.com/wireless/

	Internet World Daily, has general stories about news on the Net.  www.iw.com/
	IT World  www.ITworldcanada.com is a portal from which there are connections to many media sources, such as ComputerWorld Canada
part of the  group	News Linx, part of the internet.com group, suggested by Warren Lee, has an easy to scan list of news topics from all the major wires and major broadcasters.  http://newslinx.internet.com/
	Computerworld The online connection for information technology leaders. Computerworld's web site complements the print publication by providing a daily resource for the IS community. News is updated three times daily, there's an audio version of the news and audio profiles of IT newsmakers, and there are many other stories and services that are online only.
	Red Herring is about "the business of technology." Great magazine in print and the electronic version is also worth a regular visit. Focus is on business issues, and mostly about IT sector.
	One of the Web's premiere tech news sites also does good e-commerce. Current, timely news  http://news.cnet.com/news/

	www.robmagazine.com The Globe and Mail  www.theglobeandmail.com has a good section specifically devoted to technology and internet issues.  http://www.globetechnology.com/ you can also check out the section they have specifically for e-business news  http://www.globetechnology.com/summary/E-Business.html
	While not wanting to sound too prejudiced, more articles on a frequent basis re: e-commerce and internet issues, have been found on the National Post's site than any other Canadian newspaper over the past year.  http://www.nationalpost.com/news/ Also check The Financial Post (which was a publication merged into The National Post)  http://www.nationalpost.com/financialpost/ also check The National Post's very extensive section related to all matters of "e" stuff titled e-exchange  http://www.nationalpost.com/content/features/e-xchange/e-xchangemain.html
	http://www.thestar.com  They also have a section titled "Fast Forward" which has many internet related topics  www.thestar.com/editorial/fast_forward/index.html
	http://cbc.ca/news/ CBC newsworld business news  http://cbc.ca/programs/sites/nbn.html
	http://www.bbc.co.uk the BBC has great International coverage and great European coverage

The information to build this table came from the students/participants of Seneca College's E-commerce class IEC 802 in the summer of 1999. The programme participants used information posted by these web sites. By listing such information in this fashion we are not implying endorsement nor criticism of any of these companies. The purpose of this table is simply to provide a quick comparison reference for e-commerce professionals who are working with Canadian SMEs. Suggestions for some of these media links came from students in IEC 802. The majority of the work to build this list was done by Warren Lee. Comments or suggestions can be sent to Prof. Tim Richardson.