Both Dish Network in the US and Liberty Global in Europe reported this week, strong pay TV providers from each side of the Atlantic – both showing the presence of cord cutting among subscribers – the difference being that Liberty Global has significant and growing broadband connections to make up the difference. Dish at least made more money this quarter, rising to $432 million net income in Q3, compared to $297 million in the same quarter last year, although some of that relates to adopting a new accounting standard, the ASC 606 revenue recognition standard – but not all of it. We wrote in 2016 that Dish was on its way to become an OTT business and it would take…