Oneflix has launched its streaming aggregation offering, combining user accounts into a single user interface, to give them access to all the content available them, for a better search and discovery experience. This brought to mind Struum, the credit-based streaming aggregator, and the topic of whether the streaming route to market could ever be disrupted in wholesale fashion? Struum has been plugging away, signing up 60 content partners. Part-owned by Firstlight Media, Struum’s business model involves users receiving a number of credits that can be spent on watching titles from the aggregated library. If Struum sees users watching enough content from one source, the user is encouraged to purchase a full subscription – with Struum presumably getting a kickback. This…