Let&#x27;s say you pass that law. Comcast splits off Xfinity as a separate company to sell just internet service, with low data caps. Comcast and Xfinity enter a deal to exempt Comcast&#x27;s streaming service from the caps in exchange for some millions per year. Comcast gets some billions per year in subscriptions, because Xfinity customers can binge on all the Comcast &quot;Stream TV&quot; they want. New high-bandwidth services, like a young Netflix competitor, can&#x27;t afford to pay off the ISPs, so they never get to compete with the incumbents. The situation is no better than if Comcast wasn&#x27;t split up.