Sky was supposed to set the world alight (well, Europe) when plans were revealed in early 2017 to swap satellite TV delivery for a broadband-only video initiative. Sky’s dish-free foray began with Sky X in Austria, followed by Sky Q over FTTH in Italy, and here we are more than three years later looking at a Sky taking on the persona of its parent company Comcast – one more accustomed to dealing with customer complaints than revolutionizing technology. In fact, Sky is going into reverse, having just shuttered its OTT video operations in Spain with the same excuse everyone else gives – failure to compete with established heavyweights, aka Netflix. Launched in Spain in July 2017, this was a slimmed-down,…