It is only a decade since the broadcasting industry was fighting an increasingly desperate but determined rearguard action to defend its precious digital terrestrial spectrum in sub-GHz bands against the inexorable advance of cellular services. Since then, the contagion has reached DTH satellite transmission as well, as that started eroding first to fixed line OTT video transmission and ultimately onto 5G as that encroaches via FWA (fixed wireless access). Now the broadcasting world seems to have moved on to accept loss of its spectrum, or most of it, even embracing its impending convergence with mobile services. This is not just recognition of inevitable defeat in the spectrum wars but also that broadcasting was, in any case, migrating to streaming and…