Verizon’s OTT service Go90 was launched in September 2015 as an ad-funded mobile-only offering pitched at millennials, in the belief that the future of television lies increasingly away from the big screen and that its audience will retain their lean-forward habits as they age. If Go90 came from a smaller operator it would be destined to be one of countless bit-part players on the over-the-top scene, with its focus on clips and short form content, more a hybrid between Netflix and YouTube than a traditional pay-TV offering. But with Verizon’s clout it has a chance of success, brandishing two trump cards. One is the list of 35 exclusive original series available from partners such as AwesomenessTV, Vice, New Form Digital…