On the surface, it can often seem like free ad-supported streaming television (FAST) is swimming against the current. Not only does it encourage mindless scrolling of EPGs, but it is by nature antithetical to the great unbundling of media that came with cord cutting and the rise of OTT. Instead, bundling is the name of the game in FAST, as a ballooning number of channels unite to find host platforms, which in turn are pitching for OEMs to host them. It seems that most in the game, or at least those present on a panel at this year’s Streaming Media Connect online event, are realizing that this town ain’t big enough for everyone. With the FAST market reaching saturation…