There's no value in having sewers in New Jersey and sewers in Oakland, California belong to one company. I.e. same holding can own it, maybe, but there's not mu

There's no value in having sewers in New Jersey and sewers in Oakland, California belong to one company. I.e. same holding can own it, maybe, but there's not much network effect they gain, I think. Nobody from New Jersey would want to use Oakland sewer, or vice versa. But with telecom companies, there are advantages to that. People/companies in New Jersey might want to connect to people in California, and owning the big network may make it easier for Comcast to provide this service and lower the costs of it.