Google has made plenty of moves which suggest it might want to build its own networks and bypass carriers, not least with its fiber build-out in parts of the US. But in wireless, the company’s real vision is to create a platform in which spectrum and network capacity can be more flexibly shared among all kinds of service providers ‘ a vision which will be best achieved if mobile operators partner with the search giant rather than battling it. This is seen in many areas where Google, for all its fine rhetoric, actually works closely to deliver its web services over licensed networks. And even in one of its more far-out initiatives, Project Loon, it has decided to tap into…