A new streaming service called Struum has arrived in the US market with a disruptive credit-based take on content aggregation. With consumers thirsty for additional content options after more than a year of exhaustive streaming, Struum’s timing could hardly be better, although Quibi thought the same thing. Speaking of timing, Struum was built in just eight weeks by Firstlight Media, the former Quickplay Media outfit which was churned out of AT&T last year. Interestingly, Faultline spotted Firstlight’s name among Struum’s investors, so we were intrigued to learn how this investor/customer dynamic works – and more specifically which way the money flows. A Firstlight representative said in an emailed statement to Faultline, “Our accelerator program provides access to technology, knowledge and…