Section 4-B says it's acceptable to use a customer's personal data: "To advertise or market the provider's communications-related services to the customer;" W

Section 4-B says it's acceptable to use a customer's personal data: "To advertise or market the provider's communications-related services to the customer;" With ISPs that own networks, e.g. Comcast -> NBC, would a service like NBC Sports be considered a communication-related service of Comcast's? If yes, then could they feed that customer data into NBC's advertising infrastructure? If so, could NBC then sell that data? Do Maine judges tend to honor the spirit or the letter of the law more often?