This is hardly a loophole, this is just comcast using their cable to provide TV service - which is after all, what they do.
Just because it's the same wire, does mean it's internet.
Just because it's the same wire, does mean it's internet.
Just because it's not the internet doesn't mean that we shouldn't regulate it. The obvious spirit of the law is preventing the owners of physical infrastructure from favoring certain content providers (themselves, usually) over others whatever the technical means by which this unequal treatment is accomplished.
Yes, this idea means that the FCC should make Comcast count traditional cable against its customers' data caps.
As a previous Comcast phone rep I can see them pushing both of the above hard. Which is shockingly and grossly anti-competitive.
They are terrible and I can't imagine this standing!
If so, it is a TV service, otherwise it's obviously not.