Comcast Adjusts Way It Manages Internet Traffic

Comcast, the country’s largest Internet Service Provider Residential, said Thursday that it was a more equitable approach to cope with the continued expansion in the flow of Internet traffic on its network.

The cables of the company, which is headquartered in Philadelphia, it was under the inexorable pressure of the Federal Communications Commission and the public interest by groups of press reports that in the last year, it was blocked some Internet traffic of the clientele, which uses the software online, on the basis of the Popular peer-to-peer BitTorrent Minutes.

Comcast said it would change its approach to play Internet traffic cop. Rather than become familiar with online applications, it is to manage Internet traffic by slower speeds of its bandwidth to the user krümmend when traffic is highest.