While OTT video services are flying high on 2020’s trends, in unfortunate circumstances, the burning question is whether economies re-emerging from lockdowns will accelerate the retreat from traditional pay TV services, or if the pandemic’s internet crunch has reinforced the reliability of cable and satellite TV? The answer for the most part is that cord cutting will continue in earnest, as evidenced by AT&T’s third quarter results fresh off the press – reporting a net loss of 590,000 video subscribers for Premium TV (DirecTV) and 37,000 for AT&T TV Now. While this total of 627,000 net video losses marks a slowdown from the roughly 1 million subscriber losses AT&T has been incurring in recent quarters, this press release snippet does…