This week sees the formal launch of AT&T’s DirecTV Now mobile streaming solution, which analysts believe will make sense of the telco’s bid to acquire Time Warner. Wells Fargo senior analyst Jennifer Fritzsche said the launch “could lay the foundation of investors getting the planned acquisition of Time Warner that much more”, because it demonstrates how carriers are the bridge between content creators and content consumers. Increasingly, that bridge is mobile, as viewers consume more video content via wireless devices, and if it owns Time Warner, AT&T will be able to “leverage the many content delivery platforms it will now have and drive more eyeballs (and usage) to its wireless network,” wrote Fritzsche in a research note. “With its growing…