The nation's largest Internet provider is going to start charging extra fees for going online too much. Comcast will add fees if customers go over a monthly limit for data use.
However, the limit is pretty high -- 300 gigabytes per month. That would deliver 1,000 hours of movies.
Comcast says only a fraction of customers use that much data. Comcast says the new fee may be $10 for every 50 gigabytes over the limit.
Time Warner and AT&T tried limiting data use for home Internet service, but they dropped the plans because of fierce opposition from customers.
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