There’s no let-up in the relentless consolidation of the US telecoms and media market. Sprint, T-Mobile and Dish continue to dance around one another; Comcast is offering $45bn for Time Warner Cable to create the largest US cableco; and now AT&T has announced a $67.1bn deal (including debt) to acquire the leading US satellite TV company DirecTV. AT&T is offering $95 per DirecTV share in a combination of stock and cash, and says it has the financing lined up already for the $28.50 per share cash portion. To ease the path with regulators, the telco has offered to sell its 8% stake in America Movil, worth about $5bn (if it can get Movil to agree). If the deal is cleared…