In a post on February 20th, HERE, I advised our Crystal Coast readers that Comcast had purchased Time-Warner Cable, and that the takeover was to be complete by the end of this year.  Now comes word via the DailyTech website, HERE, that Comcast has instituted a plan to cap monthly broadband use to somewhere in the range of 300-500 gigabytes.  That’s a lot of bandwidth, of course, but it could affect those of you with large families, especially if you like to watch videos over the internet.

This is not, however, related to net neutrality, and in fact the net neutrality issues are still being hotly debated with no actual regulations to be implemented in the foreseeable future.

Even so, it is of concern, particularly in light of the fact that Comcast, repeating their achievement of 2010, has again been voted the Worst Company In America.  That story is HERE.